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Chinese product has saturated. Build in Bharat guys! Also I think boat went for the masses. There should be a brand priced between 7000-12000 (semi premium). It will do really well. The gap is clear.

Electric Scooter Wars: Rajiv Bajaj Trolls Ola Electric Scooter Wars: Bajaj MD Rajiv Bajaj Trolls Ola with Bold Claim Electric two-wheeler market share in India is becoming more and more competitive. Recently, the MD of Bajaj Auto, Rajiv Bajaj, made a

When should a product be monetized? What is the appropriate time for it? or How long should a product be offered for free before starting to monetize it? Share your views in the comment.

CHALLENGE for you! So assume that you made a product (online or physical) which is really great and it will help your customers a lot. That product is tried and tested and your initial customers loved it. Now your task is to sell it on a larger sca

Your view on this marketing strategy! Would it be effective if I build hype on social media about the features and innovations of my product before launching it?

⚡️ Elon Musk Cures Blindness — his Neuralink has released a revolutionary device called Blindsight, capable of restoring vision even if you were born blind. The U.S. Department of Health is shoked by the device’s capabilities. It attaches directly t

What's the easiest and the free way for you to do the market research or competition analysis for your product before launching it ? Or you just launch it anyhow without much planning ?

I'm really confused that how an company becomes big from small startup for example Zomato... how once deependr started the thing from idea and today masses knows and uses his product.. how he got from idea to IPO? this really fascinats me.. that how

Business Tips #6 How to Validate Your Business Idea Before Investing Money ✅ 1. Search Online – Are people already searching for this problem on Google? Use Google Trends & keyword tools. ✅ 2. Check Competitors – If others are selling it, that’s a

Why Most Startups Fail: A Real Talk Did you know that 91% of startups fail because of poor product-market fit? That means their product didn’t solve a real problem for real people. They built something they thought was great—but their users didn’t n