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Ego Marketing: How to Use Pride to Power Your Brand Everyone likes to feel important, and that’s where ego marketing comes in. It’s about tapping into the human desire for recognition, validation, status and belonging. Here’s how it works: 1. Highlig

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Food for thought: As drone tech matures into the mainstream, restaurants shall leverage it, deliver orders directly to it's customers and services Zomato/swiggy maybe out of business. Your thoughts please.

🌐 Why Does Your Business Need a Website? In today’s digital world, the difference between being found or forgotten comes down to one thing: a website. It’s not just an online presence; it’s your most powerful tool for building trust, and credibilit

YCombinator asserts that rapid growth occurs through word of mouth and discussions about your product. How can you encourage your users to discuss your product? What strategies can you use to motivate them to share your offering with others? Affili

How to Build Trust among customers ? Here's the Pick ⤵️ 👉 Deliver on promises, every time. 👉 Transparency beats fancy marketing. 👉 Offer value that exceeds expectations. 👉 Listen more, talk less. 👉 Be consistent, not flashy. 👉 Admit mis

Did you know? 70% of SaaS sales come from EXISTING customers, not new ones. So while you're chasing new leads, don't forget: 1.⁠ ⁠Deliver VALUE consistently: Happy customers become loyal customers. 2.⁠ ⁠Leverage feedback: Improve your product bas

How do you guys validate your startup idea? Some things which I have tried: - Building an MVP and launching it among public hoping it will get famous via word of mouth. - Building a landing page and gauging people's interest based on how many people

Hello folks, I have created this website (teammatemeter.com) where you can anonymous rate/review your manager and colleagues. It's similar to Glassdoor but for colleague review. 5K users have already registered on it with employees of Amazon being mo

I once saw a sales team struggling to close deals. They were shocked when I pointed out the real issue: they didn't understand their customers’ objections. Objections are not roadblocks. They’re insights. When you analyze them, you unveil the true