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my marketing plan = post chaos, users think it's relatable, they click

What should An Entrepreneur really need to accomplish? click to checkout ! :)

How do companies get us to click "buy" on things we don’t really need?

I just came across a new update by Zomato which I saw on Twitter(X). Zomato really shows how they differ the values they put in to make sure things are upright. Maybe adding this update will change the users mind and give him an extra tip to make his

I read an article called The Month 1 Retention Dilemma by Harsh, and it had some really good points: Many apps think they have great retention, but a lot of users just forget to cancel. That’s not real loyalty. It just looks good on charts. For so

My first post here! Just to check does it really have active users or not.

Retention = High Product Value + Low Cognitive Effort A product’s value isn't just in what it does but in how effortless it feels to use. Tiny frictions add up, causing users to drop off before onboarding or leave for a better alternative. Imagine

Idea Forging: What about a fingerprint secured Belt. Users would need to use their fingerprint to unlock the belt. They can lock the belt but to unlock they need Finger print. Let's call it the Finger Belt. How does it sound? Inspired from hearing a

What do you think can Vodafone Idea actually survive going forward or not? They are really trying hard to turn profitable but it just isn’t happening now they are talking to private lenders for funding since banks have already said no it feels like t