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Hey everyone! Bootstrapping is FML difficult thing but surely rewarding if it helps society! All edtech platforms charge some fees to teach you in the name of course fees, registration fees, booking fees or even seriousness fee. Our platform, Sharpe

4 Reasons to Choose Avriti Over Fiverr and Upwork for Online Gig Services: 1. Affordability: Avriti is an open platform that helps you save up to 40% compared to other marketplaces. 2. No Hidden Fees: Unlike other platforms, Avriti has no buyer f

How Meesho Grew It’s User Base Despite Amazon and Flipkart dominating the Space :- First thing First most obvious question that would come into anyone’s mind ,Why build another e-commerce app , when there are already Amazon and Flipkart that are do

Real truth of Zepto Cafe’s Seprate App! So Zepto have recently announced Zepto Cafe, separate app for it's 10 Min Food business. Now while it looks as if it's just a way to compete with Zomato and Swiggy. There is probably more to this story. So Z

Myntra's Profit Playbook Myntra isn't just a discount haven! They're a business mastermind with a sneaky way to turn a profit. wanna peek? 1. Commission Champs: Myntra doesn't own everything. They connect brands with you, like a shopping mall. Fo

How Blockbuster's One Offer Almost Killed Netflix! So Blockbuster was founded in 1985 as a movie DVD rental company. They had huge stores, stocks of all movies, and movie reviews from their employees. It was good place to shop at but the pain point

Remember Fampay? That struggling fintech startup made for teens. That startup has finally turned profitable, reporting a profit before tax of ₹10-12 crore with about ₹100 crore revenue (Entrackr reported). And it's really a big deal considering the

Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) The Fitness Brand's First Customer Riya had a dream to launch her own fitness brand, "FitFlex," offering premium gym wear for fitness enthusiasts. She invested months into designing her products and building a sleek w

In 2014, Nokia was near bankruptcy. By 2024, it controlled 29% of the global 5G market. Here’s how one “boring” CEO pulled off the greatest corporate survival story of the decade. While Nokia’s phone division was collapsing under Stephen Elop’s lead