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A client gave 3 referrals. I closed 2 of them. They didn't see my website/testimonial, no negotiations (infact, upsold one client for an extra $500) - That’s the power of word of mouth.

A panipuri seller from Tamil Nadu received a GST notice after earning Rs 40 lakh in a year through online payments—just imagine how much they must have earned offline! Many small vendors are making big money without paying any tax. Time to start a

Hey I ordered an ola s1 pro but didn't get delivery as estimated but no update on that anyone bought recently how long did it take ? Customer care is shit and they are just to stall and get scolded from customers.... So wanted to know how long should

Good day! I have a idea I would like ko know ur feedback about this concern. As we know now days many of us going through lots of health issues. It's just because our diet plan and and lack of time. As we can see there is lots of an hygiene fo

" Amul: From Farmers to Fridges " Amul isn't just a brand, it's a story! Forget fancy marketing, here's how a group of farmers turned their struggle into a household name: Milk Man Power! In the 1940s, farmers fought unfair prices. Amul, a coopera

Everybody likes to shop on reliance digital, Sangeetha mobiles but do you know how these companies treat employees worse than slaves reliance digital won't let it's sales executives to sit they have to stand and they have to shave everyday if you did

Many small food stalls and street vendors struggle to be found online because they lack proper marketing. While big platforms like Zomato and Swiggy focus on food delivery and table booking, there’s a different side of food culture that can only be e

Validate this idea 💡 Suppose you find a pothole near your house or garbage or any unwanted thing, you click the image and update it on the app adding your location. The respected authority (MLA/Ministers) would receive the info about it. They have

Fast Food is Evolving—Are You Ready for the Shift? The fast-food industry is on the brink of a major transformation. Consumers aren’t just looking for convenience anymore—they want healthier alternatives that still satisfy their cravings. With a gr

Videocon was founded in 1979 by Venugopal Dhoot, a man with a vision as big as his name (which, let's be honest, is pretty big). The company started small, like a little seedling in the vast forest of the Indian electronics industry. But it didn't st