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Medial can create a feature for market research. Survey option: Aspiring startup founders can create surveys which can be shared on other platforms. There can be editable ready made survey forms which can then be posted by a user. The creator c

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I think to make medial a more inclined social media towards professional and intellectual individuals the founders should not keep a pod based on memes or anything Linked to timepass for now maybe later they can if needed it will make sure only seri

Idea For You Implement Now So guy's we all know that currently gen-z boys and girls are so much interested in buying luxury and branded clothes even they are spending lot's of money for daily new wearing options because of maintaining their social

Insight Discovery! — Amazon In the early 2000s, Amazon's data team noticed a trend: customers frequently purchased certain items together, even if they didn't search for them initially. Amazon realized that understanding these purchase patterns cou

I am starting a skincare brand that provides high-quality, chemical-free products at good prices. Although the term "organic" is often misused, I am committed to making sure my products are truly natural and free from harmful chemicals. I plan to sta

The Toothbrush Test, as coined by Larry Page, is a simple yet profound idea. Page once famously stated, "I'd like to have a toothbrush test for all technology." At its core, the test asks a straightforward question: Is this something people will us

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Hello everyone, I'm so excited to share that I successfully added a multi-theme feature to my Electron-React app last night! With the help of a theme card, I can now seamlessly change the theme style and my toggle button in the sidebar allows me to

Everyone thought Steve Jobs was insane in 2001... When he opened brick-and-mortar stores. Other tech companies had JUST closed 100s of branches. Dell was making BILLIONS selling PCs online. But Jobs saw something no one else did... The story behi