I'm starting my own startup inspiring from freewater.io (US startup) in my city. Great if you can give me some advice, tips and suggestions as per your expertise and experiences.
A good name suggestion is also appreciated
Anonymous 3
Hey I am on Medial • 8m
Replicating a model like Freewater.io might seem appealing, but it’s crucial to recognize that local market dynamics can be very different.
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manikanta raj
Empowering the youth... • 24d
content creator franchise system based on geographic areas**—very cool and pretty innovative. That could be huge, especially in regions where local creators need support, structure, or access to resources.
Here’s a refined version of what your idea