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Facebook Ran Pre-REVENUE for 5-6 years ‼️ Meaning, for 5-6 years they didn't sell anything to their customers and made 0 sales. How ? Funding. But why? Because It was creating a category from scratch and was revolutionary back then. It was backed

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Havish Gupta

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I don't think that there is any connection between Lenskart and Facebook. Lenskart is basically organising optical business and that was existing from decades. Facebook was different, and tbh they could have earning from very next day through membership and ads. They just didn't did that to attract users.

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