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With VC 2.0 emerging in india i.e., boutique firms operated by former founders - do you see a growing culture of founder friendly VCs or is this an opportunity to tap into?

Co-founders are the backbone of startups, offering diverse skills and shared vision. Their support through highs and lows is invaluable. But what's your take? Do you believe in the power of co-founders? Share your thoughts below! Let's discuss the im

FAILED INDIAN STARTUPS 🚨 Hey guys, I'm building a website that will contain a list of failed indian startups, their journeys, competition, market dynamics then, runway, founders, and much more data based insights on why they failed. Please upvote

Lets learn building startups from VCs who meets 10000+ founders every year! The following is a 6-Steps Blueprint to build a business by Antler VC! The video explains them easily in a very interesting VC perspective! Step 1: Tough Questions for F

When everything around you has no meaning. You must create everything that has meaning. 95% of Internet is jam-packed with trash content and trash audience wasting their time. If you want "real" results for your efforts. Treat every second of y

Micro-marketing is a game-changer in today's digital world, acting like a personalized genie fulfilling your wishes when you search, shop, or explore online. For example, Amazon India uses micro-marketing to suggest exactly what you're looking for by

Bengaluru CEO Compares Startup Funding to Dating After $3M Investment A viral post by Sumanth Raghavendra, CEO of Presentations.ai, compared startup funding to dating, saying VCs ignore struggling startups but rush in once they thrive. "When you're

WTFund: What They Offer: 40 promising founders will receive up to ₹20 lakhs each to accelerate their ventures. Sector-agnostic funding to foster diverse and innovative ideas. Outsized community, mentorship, FTM, and talent support. Our applications

College dropouts like Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg might dominate Silicon Valley folklore, but India tells a different story: Only 3 out of 211 Indian unicorn founders abandoned their degrees early. You're actually far more likely to find advanced

Startup Survival Story - 2 Mailchimp: The Power of Pivoting _________________________________ Mailchimp began as a side project offering email marketing services to small businesses. For years, the founders, Ben Chestnut and Dan Kurzius, struggled