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Why are logos getting simpler? For a long time, logos were real work of art filled with symbols, shape and what not. But now it's nothing more than just a text with a unique font. So this trend of simplifying logo mainly started in 2007 when Steve

How Square Revolutionized POS Payments! So it all started in 2009 when Jack Dorsey's friend, Jim McKelvey, was unable to complete a $2,000 sale because the store didn’t accept credit cards. Jack realized that credit card machines were too expensi

Small Wins, Big Lessons: The Power of a Simple Idea Sometimes, the smallest projects bring the biggest surprises. What started as a quick experiment—a “let’s just try this” moment—turned into an unexpected success. The lesson? Never underestimate a

Make Higher Level Ads with ChatGPT! ✨✨ Prompt: Create 1:1 image. A small helicopter carrying a giant [ Brand ] iconic product, the helicopter is painted with designed brand theme, against blue sky, white cloud, lens flare, a product ad with a logo

Good morning medial! Wanted to share something! So this morning , I was working on designing a logo and I litteraly had no idea where to start from, just had a small picture in my mind about it, but I wasn't really sure about it, so I asked ai to d

I have an idea We started an online wholesale store where all local vendors buy products easily. we make their interface so simple which help customer to use it. They can easily select any product and order them in bulk with overall low cost as comp

Validate Market Fit Before Going All In Building the product is thrilling, but I learned early on that I needed to validate its market fit. Would people actually pay for this? I ran small pilot programs, asked for feedback, and ensured the product h

🍕Ever heard of the "Two Pizza Rule"? Jeff Bezos built Amazon on this simple idea: **“If two pizzas can’t feed your team, it’s too big.”** Sounds quirky, but it’s genius. Here’s why it WORKS: 🚀 **Small Teams → Big Results:** - 5-7 people

Jack Dorsey explains how recognizing fortunate situations led to the founding of Twitter and Square One of the most important skills for any entrepreneur is recognizing opportunities and acting on them. Jack Dorsey, co-founder of Twitter and Square

If you've ever Googled this — you're not alone. Running a local store is tough when you're managing everything yourself — orders, deliveries, payments, follow-ups... and don’t even get us started on tech! That’s where BuildMyStore comes in. ✅ Launch