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People don’t buy what you do, they buy why you do it,” the question of “why are we in this business.

When a Brand Name Becomes the Language You don’t search, you Google. You don’t buy adhesive, you grab Fevicol. You don’t ask for toothpaste, you ask for Colgate — even if it’s not Colgate. This is what marketers dream of: Becoming the noun. The act

You don’t need another developer. You need a partner who actually gets what you’re building. Someone who can: Say “this feature is a distraction” Ship a working MVP in weeks, not quarters Automate your backend so you stop copy-pasting from Airtab

The #1 reason customers don’t buy from you? Fear. Fear of wasting money. Fear of being disappointed again. Fear of making another bad decision. Your job: Build so much trust and credibility that doubt dies. Leave them thinking: "This will work. It al

Marketing sins we’re all guilty of: Writing a blog… then never publishing it Obsessing over fonts instead of posting Chasing one viral post instead of building a system Googling “best time to post” like that’s the problem Ghosting your audience

Customers today are more demanding than ever. They expect to be treated amazingly before they even buy. And that’s fair. Why should they trust you if you don’t care about them first? Sales aren’t about pitching. They’re about connection. Start there.

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Steve Jobs' thoughts on Market Research Some people say, “Give the customers what they want.” But that’s not my approach. Our job is to figure out what they’re going to want before they do. Henry Ford once said, “If I’d asked customers what t

You don’t need more features. You need more people actually using what you already built. --- That’s the whole post. Sit with it. Follow [@souravvmishra]

People don’t just buy products; they buy status. If something is sold cheaply in a regular place, most won’t care. But brand it, sell it in a premium store at a higher price, and suddenly, everyone wants it. It’s not just about the product—it’s about