When Airbnb was just starting, the founders faced a big problem: no one was listing their homes.
Instead of building fancy tools or running ads, they did something unusual—they visited hosts in person.
Brian Chesky, one of the founders, knocked o
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Sairaj Kadam
Entrepreneur |Founde... • 3m
I think that's what really matters: making a bond with your customers, and afterwards, if they win, you also win. And that's what happened in this case; due to their win, others also got involved, and the community got bigger.
I always believed and support Win-Win situations.
Evolution has also happened with Win-Win Conditions.
Example: 1. Plants and all other living things.
2. Plants supports human life as human supports plant growth.
If something exploiting something
Any new startup ideas ????????????
Got one today ------> What if we organise the unorganised sectors like photostudios, hotels, caterings, decorations, event planners etc involved in various events like weddings and others and provided to the custome
What if Sachin Banasal join here?
I mean it's a good deal for him to.
Professionals are his customers at the end!
He is the one I believe knows Indian Market very well!
Win win for us also!✌️
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Himanshu Singh
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Wherehouse • 3d
Just shipped a project to the client and the client was so happy .
You as a developer have to get involved in the ideas that's where the real deal is
