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What are the marketing strategies of medial other than startup showcase? As I don't have seen any paid ads or promotions of it in the market but still it has so many active users with 50k+ user base.

May was an excellent experimental month for us at Medial! We switched off nearly all marketing, zeroed down our focus on development for the future and wanted to see how cold can the platform go. We basically wanted a reality check. The assumption w

Got a headache? Swiggy's got your back – and they're not taking their sweet time about it! In a "why didn't this happen sooner?" moment, Swiggy Instamart is reportedly teaming up with PharmEasy to deliver your meds in just 10 minutes. While they're

Why KOO Failed? Product Superiority : Koo aimed to disrupt rather than create a new category, needing to be significantly better ( for users and brands) than X.com. Achieving this required time and capital, scarce during a funding downturn. One inte

After seeing Bappa Dittya Saha's post, it made me remember something I thought about back when I was studying engineering, before the pandemic. I remember one time when my dad and I were riding our bike from Secunderabad to Medchal, we hit a huge tr

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I think the business to start 2024 is ContentCreation. Because it is a chain of things, if you build a good community than automatically you can do lot more things, like affiliate marketing, promoting good stuff which will help your audience. And if

Zerodha hit $1 Billion in revenue with approx 50% net Margin. That's crazy. I was wrong about Zerodha although it has less users than Groww its financial numbers are increasing. As you know how much Zerodha brothers are investing in startups ( re

How is the idea????????? Creating a platform where people can create groups or events and they can explore similar events like travelling, sports, business events etc., This helps users to connect to new people, and they can also reduce the cost of

Do you remember them? Tata DOCOMO, launched in 2008, shook up India's telecom market with its "2GB for 48 rupees" offer. This innovative pricing, coupled with their "Do the New" slogan, quickly attracted millions of subscribers. At its peak in 2011