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"Save This Post" Communities are a better option to promote your products and tools ! Here are some reddit communities to join and promote your product. Maybe this can help 1) r/ProductHunters - https://www.reddit.com/r/t5_3ego4/s/8lAHRqiQLF 2)

🛍️ Your opinion means everything to us! 🙏 We’re launching SureFit – a Pune-based service where you can try clothes at home with zero pressure to buy. 👕✨ Before we take the big leap, your feedback is our compass. 💬 Would you use a service like th

🛍️ Your opinion means everything to us! 🙏 We’re launching SureFit – a Pune-based service where you can try clothes at home with zero pressure to buy. 👕✨ Before we take the big leap, your feedback is our compass. 💬 Would you use a service like th

💡 Business Idea: Water-Repellent Swimwear 👙 What it is: Revolutionary swimsuits and trunks made with nanotechnology fabric that repels water, allowing you to literally "walk out of water dry." ✅ Key Features: - Water-repellent technology: T

Problem: "The traditional shopping experience is often time-consuming, frustrating,clothes that never fit or the guilt of buying fast fashion?" Feature Highlights 3D-Enabled Mannequin: "Visualize your dream wardrobe with our interactive 3D mannequin.

(Asking for a friend) Connecting people to their local person who irons clothes. I am being extremely straight forward but basically trying to put structure to this service. There is actually less 'Ironmen' than we assume. Your honest opinion. I kn

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Let's Try, probably the Shark Tank India startup with the most growth. So Let's Try is a healthy snack brand started by Nitin Kalra which offers a variety of products including namkeens, mixtures, roasted channa and cookies. The company uses in-ho

Netflix's $50 Billion Pivot That Blockbuster didn’t see coming In 2000, Netflix offered to sell itself to Blockbuster for $50 million. Blockbuster laughed them out of the room. At the time, Netflix was just mailing DVDs. Streaming wasn’t even a thi