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Keep it clean. Add what users love ✔️ . Add what users are addicted to ✔️. Add what is in your niche ✔️. Add what your users Use ✔️. BE Consistent and Persistence If You add too many features at once, you can't market all of them in once. Also ad

My 4 friends just launched 4 different startups, all listed on my profile now 😎 We’ve made it a fun challenge to see who grows the fastest 🚀 2 more of our friends are working on their startups too—once they’re ready, I’ll add them here as well.

Here’s how Mukesh Ambani killed Big Bazaar and acquired almost for free. In 2020, Big Bazaar was on the verge of bankruptcy. Kishore Biyani, its founder, was looking for a lifeline, and Mukesh Ambani came forward with a bold ₹24,000 Cr buyout offe

How sequoia took a billion dollar revenge on Mark Zuckerberg 👇 In 2004, Sequoia approached Mark, they wanted to invest in Facebook, but Mark was not really interested to raise funds from them, so he decided to go to meet the partners in a pyajma an

hey look at this one... an app similar to medial.. but here only overthinkers... depressed ppl will be present to help each other out in situations where one or another has once suffered... no judgements.. just them .. they can find friends.. or date

There is an Opportunity in this for us Businesses. I love India but I do thing like this is with Businesses mindset. We do Business in India mostly But many having some kind of stuff outside. I am no one to Judge but the Bangladesh told Clothing B

A client once came to us with a 3-page document full of “must-have” features. No clear user goal. No business priority. Just features. Everywhere. We sat them down and asked one question: “What’s the one thing your user must be able to do, or you do

Naval Ravikant’s advice to startup founders: “You only have to be right once” Naval Ravikant took 13 years and 7 startups before AngelList (worth $4.1B) became his first real success. Most entrepreneurs fail—a lot. Naval launched 40-50 projects, an

These days, even on LinkedIn, left-wing supporters are rapidly creating accounts. First, it was Twitter, and now they've come here too. They seem to have no work to do. They write 'entrepreneur' in their profiles but post all kinds of political conte

How Nokia Went from Icon to Cautionary Tale Once the king of mobile phones, Nokia ruled the world with its indestructible devices and catchy ringtones. But when the smartphone wave hit, Nokia blinked. While Apple redefined phones and Android took ov