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Bold move but the future definitely seems electric. 😱

The riskiest pivot in social media history: Launching paid subscriptions while every other platform depended on ads. But Elon saw something no one else did... 15 months later, X Premium's results are remarkable. Everyone needs to understand why it

Lesson for all the builders: I am impressed with the X team. Why? He is from UAE and they write from right to left so X is also showing blue tick left side and not the right side. Hats off to X team! 🫡

Elon Musk's Grok AI chatbot is no longer tied behind a paywall and can now be accessed by all users for free. Grok was first launched by Musk's xAI in 2023 and was closely integrated with X (formerly Twitter), but users had to purchase an X premium

Idea: A platform for local language content creators (bloggers, vloggers, podcasters) to share their content and get paid via ad revenue or subscriptions. Monetization: Ads, subscription-based premium content, partnerships with brands looking to ente

People who’ve been in long-term relationships, how did things kick off? Where and when did you meet? Who caught feelings first? Who made the bold first move? We’re curious to hear all the details of how it started and how the story unfolded. If it d

founders can't always be right ✅ while implementing their product. the users may use it differently too.. we should have guts or decision making skills to pivot ASAP!. Eg: A great example of this is Instagram: When Instagram was first launched in

I just went off from the Medial for a few days, They introduced Premium plans, Now It's annoying by popping again and again. Although it was necessary for revenue but I think Plan Introducers should have thought on it a bit more, This can even lead

Do you think PW challenging SC is for marketing? Now many would say it's a publicity stunt but I personally don't think so coz challenging SC is a very bold move and giving so much efforts to challenge NTA isn't easy and by his words it definitely

Jeff Bezos Bold Move: Why Giving Up Equity Was the Key to Building Amazon. In 1994, Jeff Bezos left his high-paying Wall Street job to launch Amazon, with just $10,000 in savings. To bring his vision of the “everything store” to life, he needed fu