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Why Most Startups Fail Before They Even Launch? Here is Linkrcap’s Entrepreneurs Pov Part - 3: https://youtube.com/shorts/0efPNBvkq-k?si=PnuJfrS5kbFPzNhN #founders #entrepreneurship #startup #ideavalidation #linkrcap

Last year when I was in Bangalore, I met pretty famous, well-accomplished, and highly insightful founders, one of the questions that I kept asking everyone is How do you validate an idea or how do you know if something will work or not? The reason

Medial monetization strategy. Put yourself in the shoes of the founders. How would you monetize this platform?

There's a huge difference between building a mediocre business, sizable business and a great business Here's how you can know if your idea will turn into a mediocre business, sizable business and a great business There are 3 important components

Here is a picture from Y-Combinator sharing 14 most impactful lessons for startups and founders!

🛒 Customer retention > customer acquisition for e-commerce growth Just wrote about 5 proven strategies PMs can use to boost retention: Personalization at scale Friction-free checkout Smart loyalty programs Data-driven engagement Seamless support ex

I think this is the biggest scam of all time! zepto is thinking this is attracting customers to cart and they would probably end up ordering because they have made their minds but the negative impact it leaves will definitely harm the customer rete

The most dangerous advice to founders “Just focus on building. Fundraising will take care of itself.” Wrong. If you ignore fundraising until you “need” it, you’ll be negotiating from desperation. Reality: Fundraising takes 3–6 months. The best fo

I've learned a lot after putting out seven apps. Don't compare your beginning to someone else's later stuff. Most "overnight successes" took ages. I got my 15k users by just sticking with it, even with lots of failures before the little wins starte