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HEY FOLKS, I HAVE BEEN LOSING MY WARRANTY CARDS SO OFTEN THAT I THINK WE HAVE TO HAVE A VAULT FOR SAVING OUR WARRANTY CARDS. ARE YOU GUYS ALSO MISPLACING YOUR WARRANTY CARDS AND NOT ABLE TO TAKE A CLAIM WHEN IN NEED??

Today, I had an idea that could solve a common problem many Indians face: losing warranty cards for purchased items. What if there were an app where you could store all your warranty and guarantee card details? This app could notify you about expiry

I had an idea that could solve a common problem many Indians face: losing warranty cards for purchased items. What if there were an app where you could store all your warranty and guarantee card details? This app could notify you about expiry dates a

A French Company that the Whole World Uses! So It all started in 1966 when Pierre Bellon noticed a gap in how companies managed food and facilities for their employees. The idea? Provide essential services like meals, cleaning, and maintenance so

Starting a Pvt Ltd company felt like a big win… but managing it? That’s a whole different ball game. 😮‍💨 Yes, I’ve officially launched my own company focused on design aesthetics — from web design to product visuals. It’s something I’m deeply passi

Hi Medial family 👋 A product that solves a problem you have can be a business goldmine. This is exactly what The Whole Truth is for Shashank Mehta. Here is Day(4/10) product case study Today we will be going to cover"THE WHOLE TRUTH"(TWT) More t

Is your startup idea stuck in a red ocean? 👉Red oceans represent crowded markets with fierce competition. Blue oceans, on the other hand, are uncontested markets ripe for innovation. Let's use Medial as an example. In Medial's case red ocean ex:

Day 1 of seeking validation. I have noticed the suicide rates of students, farmers, and others keeps increasing day by day . I also noticed that most of these happens due to people not opening up to others i.e. they do not have spiritual anchor whom

In 2001, Netflix begged Blockbuster to buy them for $50 million. But Blockbuster laughed at them. Today, Netflix is worth over $350 billion—and no one remembers Blockbuster. Here’s how that rejection ignited one of the greatest business comebacks