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Why LinkedIn Is Failing Startups and How Medial Is Taking Over Medial, a niche platform, could outperform LinkedIn by addressing its weaknesses. Startup Focus: Unlike LinkedIn’s broad audience, Medial targets startups, offering tailored tools and i

Corporates take big risks and have money. Then why startups exist? 1. Corporates hate UNCERTAINTY: They take risk by building scenarios & models, so avoids whats uncertain 2. Less data: Before AirBnB they cudnt model market size of ppl renting beds

Is Shark Tank India really good for startups? Or it's just another marketing channel. What would you think about this 🤔.

🚀 The ‘Desh Wapsi’ of Indian Startups! 🇮🇳 India’s biggest startups are coming back home! 🌍➡️🇮🇳 Who’s making the move? ✅ Groww ✅ PhonePe ✅ Pepperfry ✅ Razorpay ✅ Zepto ✅ Flipkart Why are they reversing their foreign flip? 🔹 Better access t

Why Bengaluru is the Hub For Advertising Agencies | Eflot Bengaluru, known as India's Silicon Valley, is the hub for advertising agencies due to its thriving tech ecosystem, skilled talent pool, and innovative culture. The city fosters creativity an

Question: Why focus on multiple markets as a freelance platform? Answer: We are building an open freelance platform that differs from traditional ones. While others typically focus solely on online services, our platform accommodates both online and

To all those guys who feel marketing agencies are saturated. I recently watched a casestudy about Pulse candy and how easy it is to enter the candy market and just copy other brands and sell it. Same with marketing agencies, It has become an easy

Stoa(edtech firm) closing its door. It’s really sad to see posts like this, when a founder writes about shutting down their startup. Startups are like a founder’s baby.

Kaafi dino se ek cheez chl rahi h dimag m but sayad kaafi log offend ho sakte h... I want to ask that.. If someone is selling chai,Vadapaav or doing any streetfood business and calling themselves Entrepreneur Are They ?? If you think they are not the

Recent startups like Automation Anywhere and UiPath are advancing robotic process automation (RPA), potentially replacing administrative and data entry jobs. Klaviyo's marketing automation may reduce traditional marketing roles, while Luminance's AI