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Many people and investors believe the market is saturated, with platforms existing for seemingly everything. However, the one of the main points to success lies in branding, not just marketing or influencer promotion. It's about understanding custome

🗓️ Day 2/7 - Problem hunting mode Digging deep into user pain points instead of just coding features. Found something interesting: Users complain about productivity apps but rarely switch. The real question: Am I solving a problem people desperat

We’re building a revolutionary platform to bridge the gap between tenants and landlords, solving key pain points that existing solutions fail to address. Our two unique USPs and a well-researched, innovative revenue model set us apart. While details

Why Jio Coin Exists 1️⃣ Ecosystem Lock-In Goal: Keep users glued to Jio’s apps (JioCinema, JioMart, JioSphere) by rewarding them with coins for daily activities. Why: Loyalty = Profit. Users spend more, advertisers pay more. 2️⃣ Data Contro

Don't Start a Startup Without Knowing This Having mentored startups with a focus on revenue and customers, I’ve noticed a recurring issue: many products deviate from their core purpose, fall into over-engineering, and enter the market too late—only

🍽️ Why Did Swiggy Succeed While Others Failed? Swiggy transformed food delivery by solving key customer pain points: ❌ Old Model Issues – High delivery charges, slow service, lack of standardization and overpricing. ✅ Swiggy’s Solution – Built its

Hello! I would love to hear your valuable feedback on our idea. The idea is : We aim to provide home repair services (such as electricians, plumbing, etc.) to customers within 30-40 minutes of their request. The Pain Points We are solving: 1. No

Kavyura: We are building the future of corporate & event catering in India. 🍽️ We are solving the pain points of the ₹5.69 Lakh Cr Indian Food Services market by professionalizing the massive B2B segment. Our traction is proven with our hybrid mod

🧲 Push vs Pull — Why CRED Didn’t Chase Customers 🌝 Most startups follow the default playbook: Find a problem → Build a solution → Push it out through marketing, sales, and ads. This is called a push strategy. You identify a pain point and push yo