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How Reddit used Fake Users to Popularise their Site! So Reddit was launched in 2005 and initially struggled to gain popularity. To address this, Reddit's founder namely Steve Huffman and Alexis Ohanian created multiple fake accounts to stimulate ac

Bumble model for finding roommates! So, recently I was in mumbai and found it too difficult to find a perfect roommate. So what if we creat a platform on which people can find roommates by just swapping just like bumble or tinder! What do you thin

In 2015, everyone thought Reddit would die. Their CEO quit, millions of users protested & it was the most toxic place on the internet. 9 years later, it's Gen-Z's favorite hangout site worth $12.5 Billion. The impossible turnaround Silicon Valley

Chetan Maini created India's first electric car, the Maini Reva, in Bangalore in 2001. However, it was more popular in the UK than in India.

It all started with a group chat... A story on how I validated my startup idea When my co-founders and I first thought of Roomify, we wanted to ensure it was solving a real problem. Together, we created a group chat specifically for Indian students

Which was the very first startup that has made the word startup to be popular this much..?

Flickr: From an Online.Game Tool to a Photo Sharing App! Flickr was initially part of an online multiplayer game called Game Neverending, made by Caterina Fake and Stewart Butterfield. That game included a feature allowing players to upload and sh

Another Failed Startup!!🫡👀 Vines: A very Popular social media app that provided 6 second looping video. It was started in 2012 it's peak era was 2013-2014 having 200Million active user during this peak time. Content creators were called " Viners

Why do Reddit, Quora, Substack, Clubhouse, Medium and many more such apps list themselves in the News Category? Is it because it’s a relatively easier category to be on top or a category that has more impressions?

How long did it took for the popular unicorns to find their PMF.