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Business is not about selling products and earning profit It is about understanding emotions of your customer then their problems and then giving them a solution of your profit

Even EdTech companies are finding it difficult to grow while gambling companies are tripling their revenue! And the best part, it is profitable with ₹100 crore+ profit

OYO is Now Profitable. In the latest Quarter, OYO reported a profit of 30 Crore Rs. And this is impressive with considering the fact that during Covid, it losses had hit almost 12,000 crore. But how did they did this? 1) firstly they closed more th

I believe many people use Inshorts. I think their revenue comes only from advertisements, and they likely don’t use Google Ads. Their ads are eye-catching with impressive infographics. My question is: How do they obtain these ads? Do they approach co

6 Billion Dollars MRR. You heard that right. Doing some math after looking at Open Ai Pros $200 monthly pricing. They revealed they have 300 million weekly active users. Considering how great a product open ai is their WAU/MAU should easily be 5

How Loss Making Startups 📉turn profitable 📈🚀 The most probable eventual aim of startups is to turn profitable and go for ipo, giving returns to investors and creating wealth ownself 💰💸 Now start-up take huge losses in creating market or gettin

Someone saying they like your startup idea is not a validation. People giving you their hard-earned money is.

Open ai launched Chatgpt Pro for $200/month. I’ve already subscribed to chatgpt plus and claude but $200 / month is way too much. If they launch sora with pro this might be worth upgrading.. What do you think?

I heard Visa brings in more than 50% of it's revenue as profit. Is there any business/businesses that are as profitable as Visa? I think India need a global business like Visa.

I think businesses like Astrotalk are best for India, where your target users are the masses and you can also make a profit