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Bit of Comeback Post 🔥 Ist time founders focus on Product. 2nd time founders focus on Distribution. 3rd time founders should focus on Retention. This is a learning from my last startup. If your business by nature can not have repeat users, it wil

🧠 Best Pre-Seed Funds for Startups If you're building early and bold, these funds might just write your first cheque 💸 🌍 Global Top Pre-Seed Funds: 1. Y Combinator ✅ Best For: Idea-stage founders with global ambition 🎯 Focus: All sectors (Saa

YC’s focus on B2A (Business-to-AI-Agents) startups in Spring 2025 marks a shift. The future isn’t B2B or B2C—it’s businesses selling directly to AI. Are we building for humans or just training our replacements? Thoughts? 👇

for Indian businesses: Two first time female founders i closely know are building NeetiWise -- a B2B Legal and Fintech platform designed to reduce fraud between clients & vendors. The platform will offer various services, starting with helping busin

B2B isn't just about selling, it's about solving complex problems for other businesses. Unlike B2C (Business-to-Consumer) where impulse and emotion often drive purchases, B2B decisions are typically rational, involve multiple stakeholders, have longe

From Garage Startup to B2B Powerhouse The Genesis: → 1996: Founded by Dinesh Agarwal → Started in a Delhi garage with just $20 Key Milestones: 1. Early Struggle (1996-2000) • Convincing SMEs to go online • Surviving the dot-com bubble burst

A cross border b2b ecommerce platform which helps importers to import goods from around the world while businesses can focus on their main core work. we do all the quality checks, logistics, customs and clearances for them while they order goods just

How do small businesses connect with the big food delivery giants? In the ever-evolving food tech industry, platforms like Swiggy, Zomato, dominate the space. But for small-scale businesses, cloud kitchens, and startups looking to collaborate or int

Indians hate startups, especially companies that burn money and raise money but the truth is that 99% of Indian businesses don't make money See in India there are only 13M small businesses,88% of them are sole proprietors Out of 13M businesses, 5M