🚀 Medial just raised $500k in Pre-Series A. Tap to read the announcement. 🎉
Login

Back to feeds

Aryan Sorathiya

Stealth • 1m

Why did tata nano fail? Write down your thoughts in the comments. You can learn more from this blog.

Arsh Ghaiwat

Stealth • 1m

a product should provide 3 important things to a customer in order to be successful 1. ASPIRATION(not necessarily a premium product, but something we aspire like having earbuds & headsets both OR having a gym membership even though one might not use it etc.) 2. VALUE (a sense of getting value for money products) 3. DELIGHT(while using, the experience shall be pleasing) I think nano failed in the ASPIRATION aspect of the product.

0 replies2 likes

More like this

Recommendations from Medial

Image Description
Image Description

Arcane

Stealth • 2m

Investor's Hierarchy of Value Drivers 1. A strong Team 2. A scalable Market 3. A valuable Product 4. The perfect Context for growth Is there something you want to add or highlight?

5 replies3 likes
1
Anonymous
Image Description
Image Description

Anonymous

Stealth • 9m

I work in a Fintech startup as Product analyst, joined recently. I carry 3+ years of experience. Not having good time here, not getting paid well - thinking for a change. What do you suggest?

2 replies7 likes
Image Description
Image Description

M S Shaikh

Stealth • 8m

You can not create a wealth without having any leverage 1.Media 2.Code 3.Money 4.Human

2 replies2 likes
Image Description
Image Description

Prathamesh Patne

Stealth • 8m

[This post has been deleted by the creator]

5 replies6 likes
Image Description
Image Description

Chamarti Sreekar

Stealth • 1m

Unpopular opinion but I think we should NOT build our business like: 1. Idea 2. Product 3. Audience Instead we should pursue 1. Idea 2. Audience 3. Product Building a product is often quite easy compared to building an audience.

16 replies15 likes
1
Image Description
Image Description

Gautam Ambani

Stealth • 8m

Aaj Ki Raat, Dhandhe Ki Baat Value Proposition (Part-3): In Previous parts, we understood the Value Proposition in details. Let's finish it of with PMF (Product Market Fit) PMF is the sweet spot where your product or service perfectly meets a probl

See More
4 replies13 likes
1
Image Description
Image Description

Mehul Fanawala

 • 

The Clueless Company • 4m

Unpopular opinion: Not everyone should aspire to be a founder. It’s not about the glamor or the title. It’s about grinding through shitstorms while others cheer from the sidelines. Recognize your strengths, and don’t shy away from supporting those

See More
6 replies17 likes
1
Image Description

Somraj

 • 

Finicate • 7m

Startup Blueprint - Day 03 Define Your Unique Value Proposition (UVP) 1. Problem-Solution Fit: Clearly define the problem your product or service solves. 2. UVP Statement: Craft a concise statement that communicates your unique value to customers.

See More
2 replies5 likes
6
Image Description
Image Description

Shuvodip Ray

 • 

YouTube • 5m

How do we determine the value of a product or service when setting prices, and what factors should be considered in deciding pricing strategies?

4 replies5 likes
Anonymous

Anonymous

Stealth • 7m

Hi, Need a fashion designer as a cofounder for our startup . Women’s Clothing - Ecommerce, Men’s clothing for B2B. Having a Unique product & Service Idea for clothing industry as a tech & Product solution for inventory management. Also looking for an

See More
0 replies5 likes

Download the medial app to read full posts, comements and news.