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"His TV broke. So he built a billion-dollar startup." In 2009, Girish Mathrubootham bought a TV. It broke during shipping. The company gave terrible service. He got angry ... and got an idea. He quit his job, started building a better customer sup

Timing importance when there was very little bandwidth on the internet there was no YouTube. when internet penetration becomes high YouTube comes into picture ? Timing is the key to opening a door.

The SaaS founder who sells better will always beat the one who codes better. Every. Single. Time. random found on internet 👀

Was using GoRouter for navigation and noticed the app would just exit when pressing back anywhere except the home screen Added a MainShell that now shows a snackbar asking to “press back again to exit.” Small UX tweak, but should save users some fr

Here’s how Girish Mathrubootham turned a broken TV into a $13 Billion dollar company, and how you can also turn simple events into billions. In 2010, Girish was VP of Product Management at ZOHO Corporation when a frustrating personal experience chan

Timing > Execution > Idea The idea is shit and has no value but its execution does. Moreover Timing is much more important. Take an Example of YouTube; While the internet was booming the idea of starting a video streaming platform ( It was pivoted

Man... TV back in the day was way more entertaining than IG and YouTube of Today combined...

Such great marketing! I remember seeing their ads on TV when I was a child. i think this is the perfect way to explain the power of Marketing.

What was the incident that led you to make your project or #SaaS ? was it person problem was it for learning new stuff was it because it was trendy or to cure your boredom or are you a building addict ?