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I made a game , which is a big hit, having 60k downloads per months and live on play store since June 2019. But still revenue is ZERO https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=mantri.raja.rajamantri&hl=en_IN

Google Gemini just hit 350M monthly users 🤯🔥 Not shocking tho—it's baked into every Android device. This is why Google stays ahead while Apple keeps lagging in AI. Android = distribution powerhouse. Apple? Still playing catch-up. Ecosystem do

Who is making the most of the money in this AI boom and everything going around it ? Who are the real players ? Can't we become one of them ?

Discord's pivot from a Multiplayer Game to A Gaming Community King So discord was started by two game developer, namely Jason Citron and Stanislav Vishnevskiy. Jason Citron had earlier made a game called OpenFeint which he sold in 2011 for $104 mil

Still relying on Instagram travel influencers to plan your religious trips? Tired of Googling temple darshan timings, best visit seasons, and budget options across multiple websites? PS: What if everything was in one place. 🤔

The most ruthless entrepreneur alive: Larry Ellison. • Worth $235B+ • Crushed all of his competitors • Owns the fastest-growing company in the world His 5 most unique principles for printing money at will: 1/ Set outrageous goals Big goals push

I keep coming back to this list by a16z( Andreessen Horowitz) - it’s honestly gold for any first-time founder. 
Product-Market Fit is non-negotiable, but points like “Leverage Earned Secrets” and “Redefine Early Sales” hit different when you’re actua

will anyone invest money on my business idea. In today's online world, people want everything online, that's why my plan is to connect all the mechanics, plumber, electrician, sweeper or cleaner, or more on one platform.

Where can we get the money to make any game? Crowd funding and bank loans are not possible. If anyone has any information, please let me know. Because we only have enough funds to make one or two games.

They were the fastest company EVER to hit a billion-dollar valuation. Their revenue grew 22,000% in one year. Then they refused Google's $6B acquisition offer. Now, no one knows if they'll survive. The crazy story of Groupon's meteoric rise — and