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5 Hacks to Build Traction for Your Non-AI/SaaS Startup Feeling like you're in the shadows of the AI/SaaS world? Don't worry, you can still build massive traction. It's all about playing to your strengths. Here are 5 quick, powerful hacks to grow your

✨ 8 Essential Skills for Early-Stage Founders 1. Reflect & Adapt 2. Networking 3. Continuous Learning 4. Consistency & Self-Discipline 5. Goal Orientation 6. Smart Delegation 7. Extra Mile Mentality 8. Social work leads ✅ Must read for Business st

🚀Hiring CTO | 5% Equity We’re launching BuddyUp, complete Indian centric platform inspired by "Rent a Friend"- aimed at redefining real-world companionship and social experiences. Looking for a CTO with solid Frontend & Backend experience to join

Struggling to get traction because your startup isn’t AI or SaaS? This 1:30 action-packed video shares 5 easy, proven hacks to grow real-world businesses: hyper-niche marketing, customer referral systems, strategic partnerships, high-impact visual co

Ever tried productivity hacks and still felt unproductive? 🤡 Here’s the brutal truth: Most productivity hacks are just distractions in disguise (experience bolta hai) Why? Because working more—without overthinking it—is the real hack no one talks

💡 From Idea to Impact Every startup begins with a spark, but it’s persistence that turns it into a wildfire. - Start with purpose : Solve a real problem, not just follow trends. - Embrace the grind: Overnight success is a myth—consistent effort

How startups really work: 1. Spot a problem and make a solution. 2. Sell it, grow it, and make everyone think it’s the next big thing. 3. Build a monopoly and stop caring about the problem. 4. Someone else starts a new startup to fix the mess you

🚀 Morning Knowledge - Ankur Jain, at just 34 years old, became a billionaire by disrupting the rental rewards market with his fintech startup, Bilt Rewards. Since its launch in 2021, Bilt has already signed up over 4 million rental units across th

STARTUP MYTH VS. REALITY : THE TRUTH ABOUT ENTREPRENEURSHIP:- 1) Myth: you need a brilliant, original idea. Reality: Execution beats novelty. Refining existing ideas often lead to success. 2) Myth: you need a lot of money to start. Reality: Many su

Founders usually starting their pitch with "hey I am building the best startup in my domain, I know it will be million dollar one day, looking for a tech cofounder. please DM" either fear idea being copied (Reality - you don't have a good USP yet.