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I've built a product in the creator economy space and am now looking for a co-founder to help take it to the next level. Ideally, you're someone deeply connected with creators, understand their challenges, and are passionate about building tools that

📈 BREAKING NEWS: India’s Start-Ups Eye Rural Markets for Next Growth Wave - Start-ups like STAGE, Agrostar, and DeHaat are focusing on India's rural market as the next big growth opportunity. - Despite 1.4 billion people, most start-ups have trad

I have started many startups but the main problem of my startups is advertising, I make businesses but always people are unaware about it, please give me idea to scale my business to higher level by advertising

Looking for Passionate Partners to Build KleanKaro – A Scalable Cleaning Startup Hi everyone, I'm currently building KleanKaro, a professional cleaning brand that offers high-quality cleaning services. We are already operating in 5 cities and getti

It's super fascinating that zepto has built so many businesses internally at scale 1. Relish by zepto 2. Zepto Cafe 3. Zepto vegetables and fruits vertical 4. Zepto Ad tech business This is the pure outcome of getting great people to work toge

Day 4 #Buildingsaasinpublic So I tried no code tools to build a MVP for my app and guess what I built it in 3 hours. After failing for many days, I finally have a working prototype and hopefully the software will be out soon for you to use.

Wefyx - Your Brand Organizer Thinking for a startup, but need to plan so many thing and visit many types of platforms to get branding, sales, support and suggestions? Guess if you get 1 stop solution for your brand. Wefyx is a consulting agency f

MG Motors’ entry into India wasn’t about selling cars — it was about selling emotion. Competing in a crowded market, MG built trust through storytelling, community, and innovation. Campaigns like “It’s a Human Thing” connected deeply with audiences,

🔍 "Not every idea is made for landing page validation some are made for category domination. Sometimes it feels like many VCs have entry-level employees on ₹20K/month salaries reviewing pitches how can they possibly understand a ₹200 crore vision?