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9 Things to Turn On Your Customers (Sarcastic) 👉 Overpromise: Because who needs realistic expectations? 👉 Spam Emails: Nothing says 'I care' like daily junk. 👉 Vague Promises: Ambiguity is the new clarity. 👉 Ignoring Feedback: Who needs impro

How OkCredit did Product Lead Growth with Presence in 98% of Indian PinCodes 👉 Try Before You Buy: Let the product sell itself. Demos, trials, freemiums—bring it on. 👉 User First: Prioritize user experience over flashy marketing. 👉 Viral Loop:

How to get rejected instantly by Investors in 3 Ways: ❌ 1. The Timing Mistake: Chicken-Egg Problem Most founders: "I need money to start building" Smart founders: Build first, raise later = Progress beats promises 2. The Glamour Trap: Fancy Show

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Hello Founders, Building in silence often beats announcing too early. Why? Because energy spent on talking is energy lost from building. 📌 Startups like Zerodha, CRED, and TBO.com spent years quietly building, testing, refining — then launched st

Asked ChatGPT: “What’s the best startup to build in India right now?” 🌚 And honestly idk if this makes sense or not ,maybe it does !! 🚛 Smart Kirana OS Built entirely on WhatsApp. Not an app. Not some full-fledged SaaS product. Just a clean What

→ Great marketing won’t fix a bad product. → Not everyone is your customer. → Viral campaigns are often flukes. → Content quality trumps quantity. → Authenticity beats flashy tactics. → Customer feedback is gold. → Trends die quickly; fundamentals la

Did you know Uber started as a tiny MVP? When people talk about “building an MVP”, they don’t mean some big fancy app or website. 👉 It’s about building the smallest, simplest version of your idea to see if people actually want it. Here’s how some

The Cricket Match of Entrepreneurship I watched two founders pitch yesterday. The first spoke rapidly, showcasing flashy metrics and bold promises. "We'll be profitable in three months!" The audience was captivated—a perfect T20 performance. The se