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🚀 The Silent Killer of Startups: Lack of Feedback 🚀 Startups often fail not because of a lack of innovation or competition, but due to one critical oversight: the absence of feedback. Feedback is the lifeblood of any startup. Without it, you’re n

Online Co-Founder Search: Does it Actually Work? Hey everyone, Seeing lots of posts looking for co-founders (tech, sales, marketing, etc.). It makes me wonder: how many successful companies actually found their co-founders through online communitie

7 Key Tips for Mastering Communication Skills - Ed11 Improve your communication with 7 key tips: listen actively, be clear, show empathy, use body language, adapt to your audience, practice confidence, and seek feedback. Master these to connect bett

What Startups Can Learn from India’s Got Latent India’s Got Latent isn’t just a talent show—it’s a masterclass in innovation, resilience, and storytelling. Startups can take away key lessons from the show’s format and participants: 1️⃣ Showcase You

Thane's Trash-to-Treasure Innovators! ♻️ ScrapJi is Redefining "Kabadiwaala" & Inspiring Us All! ✨ Came across an awesome story on The Better India about ScrapJi, a Thane-based startup founded by two young classmates, Henik Gala and Shreyas Jalapur.

Was waiting at a cafe in HSR to meet a fellow founder friend and heard a bunch of early stage founders discussing how they should leverage Medial to get user feedback, early traction and how they “should definitely build a presence on Medial”. I was

Exciting News! I’ve got the opportunity to pitch my startup idea to ah! Ventures. This is a big step forward, and I’m truly grateful for the chance. A huge shoutout to Niket Raj Dwivedi for introducing VC Trackers on Medial Aside—a game-changer for

Day 01🔥 Topic:- How to Start a Startup (Sam Altman, Dustin Moskovitz) Startups should focus on creating a product users love, emphasizing simplicity, user feedback, and passionate commitment to their ideas. Highlights: ▫️Great Idea: Start with a

Common Mistake That Kills Startups 🧨 One of the deadliest mistakes that kills startups early is scaling too soon without product-market fit. Many founders rush into hiring, marketing, and expansion before truly validating their solution with rea