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Startup Splurge: When $1.8 Million is Spent on Domains! 🌐💸 Hey VittArena Network! Imagine this: A fresh American startup scores a whopping $2.5 million in funding, only to splash $1.8 million on buying domain names. Sounds like a wild shopping sp

Building my third product and I'm not repeating the mistakes of the first two. I'm not building the whole thing then asking for feedback just to realise I have to scrap majority of it. I'm building an AI product but the prototype is just UIs with d

Branding Vs Work ? In the startup world, we often hear about the importance of branding. But what if there's another path? 1. The Low-Code Revolution • Rapid development with minimal coding • Faster time-to-market • Lower technical barrier

Branding Vs Work ? In the startup world, we often hear about the importance of branding. But what if there's another path? 1. The Low-Code Revolution • Rapid development with minimal coding • Faster time-to-market • Lower technical barrier

There are two types of Angel Investors. First type of Angel Investors are those investors who follow "Spray and Pray Approach". They Invest in tons of startups and pray that atleast one of them succeed so that they can generate the returns. For exa

Hey ppl! I'm new here. I am a Farmer's daughter and I clearly know the difficulties faced by farmers in order to export their product timely. In that step, the farmers should approach the middle man, who usually pays very less amount to the farmers a

Time in the market is more important than timing the market. We have all heard that. We have all seen charts like the one given below. However, I do have a problem with blanket statements like that. If you are an early retiree like me or someon

Many startups are going on in the market. I just wanted to put out my way of seeing startups. so there are many startups but only some have the greatest impact on human life, markets, countries and the whole economy. 1. The startups which have a le

GoJek In the streets of Jakarta, one man's vision was about to change the face of Southeast Asian tech. Nadiem Makarim, a Harvard-educated Indonesian entrepreneur, saw beyond the gridlock and spotted an opportunity that would not only revolutionize