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How Spotify Turned Scarcity Into Hype in His Early Days with an ----!!
The Problem:
When Spotify launched, it needed to create buzz and manage the initial influx of users to ensure a smooth experience.
The Idea:
Spotify laun
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udaan.com • 7m
That was such a smart marketing play by Spotify. The scarcity model immediately made their product feel exclusive and in-demand before they even launched widely.
Hack Used By Startup #7
How Spotify Turned Scarcity Into Hype in His Early Days with an ----!!
The Problem:
When Spotify launched, it needed to create buzz and manage the initial influx of users to ensure a smooth experience.
The Idea:
Spotify laun
Coldplay's Growth and Strategy in India
+ Emotional Connection
Songs like Hymn for the Weekend (shot in India) resonate deeply with Indian fans, blending global appeal with local pride.
+ Exclusivity and Scarcity
Rare concerts in India create FO
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Stealth • 3m
In 2008, Spotify launched a subscription-based music service in a world where people were still buying songs individually or, let’s be honest, downloading them illegally.
Fast forward to 2024, Spotify now has over 550 million active users, with 230
An MVP (Minimum Viable Product) is crucial because it allows startups to:
1. Test Ideas Quickly: Validate your concept with real users before investing heavily.
2. Save Time & Money: Focus on core features, avoiding unnecessary development.
3. G
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AyuGlow
Stealth • 20d
Hello everyone,
I’m exploring the idea of starting a line of Ayurvedic cosmetics, combining ancient wisdom with modern needs. It’s a passion project close to my heart, and I believe there’s a growing demand for natural, holistic skincare solutions.
No money, no problem: How freemium model and content fueled 150% growth
1. Airbnb's Political Piggyback
→ Crafted cereal boxes themed after 2008 presidential candidates
→ Sold out, got press attention, funded their startup
Lesson: Ride trending top
How to Make People Want Your Product by Refusing to Sell It ?
In 2007 (My Birth Year), a new luxury brand took a bold approach that seemed counterintuitive—they refused to sell their product to just anyone. Enter Supreme, the streetwear brand that
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Shuvodip Ray
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YouTube • 19d
Ever wondered how URL shorteners make money? Take AdFly, for example. Launched in 2009, it turned link sharing into a multi-million-dollar business. Here’s how: when someone clicked on a shortened link, they were shown ads before reaching the final d
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Somesh Narayan Tripathi
Stealth • 6d
Safety Innovation in the Automobile Sector - A Start-Up Opportunity
Safety remains a top priority in the evolving automobile sector, and there is immense potential for start-ups to drive innovation in this crucial area. With advancements in vehicle
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Waseem Khan
Stealth • 6d
The irony of VC investments is hard to miss.
On one hand, we see millions being poured into 10-minute food delivery services—often delivering highly processed, unhealthy food. On the other hand, the same investors are backing healthtech startups try