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Every start-up will go through the extreme positives and extreme negatives in it's lifetime, the ability to not loose against the circumstances by taking wrong decisions which might affect in the long run will make them the next Billion $ businesses.

With all the customer complaints and shitty service, I doubt this will happen. Weird part is the founders silence on the shitty customer service.

1. STRATEGIC RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT 2. CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT 3. INVESTORS RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT Which of them should you focus more on as a startup founder and why?

consumer pricing on gen ai is way too out of hand companies should focus more on adding value to their existing products

Focus – The Most Underrated Skill of an Entrepreneur "He's the most remarkably focused person on Earth." – Larry Ellison on Steve Jobs Not just Steve Jobs—take Elon, Zuck, Gates... everyone is remarkably focused. Sounds simple? The challeng

Is customer care service is one of the most important think in business??

Hey everyone! I’m working on a customer service company focused on helping B2B startups bridge the gap with bigger players. We’ll provide support to boost customer retention, help them understand their market/product better, and grow without the str

ifykyk (the best customer service ever seen)

Hack Used By Startup #9 Zappos This USP Made Their Company Eventually Acquired by Amazon for $1.2 Billion!! The Problem: Zappos, an online shoe retailer, faced intense competition and needed a way to stand out. The Idea: Zappos decided to focus on

🗣Airbnb on the verge of scandal due to leaked photos and videos of guests' sexual activities, reports CNN. Recently, there was another lawsuit from a woman who chose a vacation rental and later discovered that videos of her changing clothes had app