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No brand is too small if the problem is real. Ever heard of a startup solving toilet access in rural India? Investors have

Have you ever heard of roposo clout these guys way too harsh when it comes to payment I spent too much money to generate sale but in the end they put fake rto Only if there was other options and alternative of roposo clout! Guys let me know if you c

Ever felt while scrolling through social media that you are consuming too much but creating/ producing nothing ?

The Ordinary: Disrupting Beauty with Trust and Transparency While big beauty brands played on insecurities and used flashy ads, The Ordinary took a different path, building a loyal following with a focus on simplicity and science. Created by Brandon

while installing this app I got a doubt why is their logo a whale white their name is 'deep'- seek , where whales live not too deao in ocean anyways after AI came they just need good looking icons as logos nothing much

Don't plan too much; life has its own plans for you. Embrace the beauty of unplanned moments — they often lead to the most unforgettable experiences. Live in the now and cherish spontaneity! 🌟 #EmbraceTheUnexpected #LiveInTheMoment #LifeUnscripted

We’re building Scuts, a beauty-tech platform that helps customers discover salons, explore services & stylist profiles, and book appointments seamlessly. We recently ran a physical campaign in a crowded public area to raise awareness. 
The concept:


According to Y Combinator, here are 15 common mistakes to steer clear of: 1. Single Founder 2. Bad Location 3. Marginal Niche 4. Derivative Idea 5. Obstinacy 6. Hiring Bad Programmers 7. Choosing the Wrong Platform 8. Slowness in Launching 9. Launch

The Power of Simplicity in Business: Less is More In a world full of complexities, simplicity often gets overlooked. But the truth is, simplicity can be a game-changer for your business. Here’s why: 1. Clear Messaging Wins: The simpler your message,

Have you ever thought? Episode 1 Bulk buying gricery is like raising a huge round without product–market fit. Looks cheap, feels smart… until you realize most of it goes to waste. Sunday FEK (Food Experience Kits) is bootstrapped efficiency. Right