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Do a startup making incense sticks/cones from waste flowers would work in urban Markets? Considering the end product is 3-5x more expensive than the established incense stick manufacturers ?

How to Waste money as a founder in 9 ways: #Part-1 ❌Buy Paid Ads: Build a Product>Pay Ads>Get Users These only work if you have organic reach & PMF(Product-Market-Fit Remember Paid Ads necessarily don't bring Paid Users ❌ Collaborate Paid Infl

I’m 17 and building a niche social app for Indian gamers and game developers. It’s live. Polished MVP, working features, fresh content. But traction? That’s the hard part. I’m trying to figure out how to get real people to genuinely post, interact,

Framework: Funding + Hiring = GTM Insight(to understand a startup’s next strategic moves) Every funding round is a signal Seed/Pre-Seed - Finding PMF Series A - Building early GTM (sales/growth hires) Series B+ - Doubling down on what works: scalin

What are the most effective and sustainable user acquisition strategies for a new app, especially to drive initial visits and encourage users to explore the product? Is it necessary to rely solely on paid channels like Facebook or Google Ads, or are

Your ad account deserves better than Freepik. You’re not running a hobby page. You’re running paid campaigns. You need ads that SELL — not pretty placeholders. This isn’t Shutterstock. This isn’t Envato. This isn’t “aesthetic” garbage that gets sc

Tinder didn’t grow with ads. It grew with parties 🔥 🎉 🥳 When Tinder launched in 2012, nobody cared. Dating apps weren’t cool yet. People felt awkward about being seen on one. Tinder needed users. Lots of them. Fast. So, what did they do? They

We launched the artists discovery platform last month and now we have 50+ artists from 9 states now, goal is 2000 by end of the year. Totally positive feedback from responses and users, but we still need to work on our GTM strategies and marketing. H

India generates over 1 million tonnes of textile waste every year. → A big part of it comes from home furnishings. (Source: Ministry of Textiles) Unlike clothes, rugs rarely get reused. They're bulky. They're forgotten. → And most quietly end u