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So is it a good idea to make and sell restaurant management system(like the ones that they use when you order food) individually instead of subscription based like most companies in that space do

there is one thing that human can't leave that is having food they can't survive without food so I am thinking about to make business in this. my plan is like collectivisation I'll collect food grains from farmers and sell them at Good price to facto

Execution is the 'only' thing that separates dreamers from builders.

I live in a village so today when I went to shop for buying Maggi i got this 3rd grade Maggi duplicate alternative named zoopy and when I asked this to all the 5 retailer of my village that why they're not selling Maggi so he just simply said "becaus

This is how 2 min Maggi killed it's competition. There were many other brands trying to beat Maggi. But it used a genius strategy called emotional marketing strategy. They started to show ads related to emotions like some boys eating Maggi together i

If People Don't Get the "Work Done" They Do one thing that is "Excuses" Quoting this From what I have Observed

What do you think when do people buy from a Instagram when they see number of follower are good so they trust on the product or they only see the product whether the followers are not good

Brainstorming what happened to the assets of the small business when they shutdown How do they sell them and how do sell thier business to another

In the high-stakes world of startups, the ability to sell can make or break a company. As legendary entrepreneur and investor Marc Andreessen once said, "The only thing that matters is getting to product/market fit."

Just got back from an amazing trip to Nainital, Bheemtaal, and Ranikhet with friends! Everywhere we went, we found Maggi stalls. It's true what they say: "When you don't know what to eat, eat Maggi." From lakesides in Bheemtaal to the hills of Ra