Viral coefficient, yaar. In India, word-of-mouth is everything. If your K-factor is less than 1, you're not growing. Above 1? You're viral, baby! But be realistic - anything above 1.2 is rare as fuck
12 Rules For Successš¤¦
1. Do the fucking work. Don't be lazy.
2. Stop fucking waiting. It's time.
3. Rely on yourself. The Universe
doesn't give a fuck.
4. Be fucking practical. Success is not a theory.
5. Be productive early. Don't fuck around
š 12 Fucking Rules for Success š
1. Do the fucking work. Don't be lazy.
2. Stop fucking waiting. It's time.
3. Rely on yourself. The Universe doesn't give a fuck.
4. Be fucking practical. Success is not a theory.
5. Be productive early. Don't
some truth - you get big money to solve hard problems not the problems which you can figure out in one day and see it in ur brain at day 1,
also there are rare problems which can be figured out in 1 day and it's thru sheer luck š¤
and idk if you're
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Vishu Bheda
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Keith Rabois explains that the key to LinkedInās success was investing 80% of resources in virality
When LinkedIn started, it took 2 years to reach 1 million users, and they had almost no revenue in the first 2-3 years.
Keith, who joined as employ
Viral Marketing Strategy - 15
ā Few Different types of basic marketing ā
1=} Personal Brand Marketing - When you market your product with the help of any public figure and celebrate then you're creating personal brand image of your product
2=}
Is Your Product a Market Fit? Letās Find Out!
Building a product is only half the battle; knowing if it truly resonates with your audience is what sets success apart. So, how do you know if your product has achieved market fit?
1. Feedback is Your
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Saksham
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Life as an independent advocate in India:
1. If you're not bald or don't have grey hair and specs, you will look inexperienced.
2. If you have a baby face, you will look inexperienced and face difficulty in getting the potential client to listen to
VIRALITY IS A MYTH
1.True virality rarely exists.
2. When it does, itās very short-lived, and quickly reverts to linear (or worse) growth.
3. When we see a product going āviral,ā itās very rarely driven by a many-to-many spread, but is instead the