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Burbn started as a check-in app for whiskey lovers but soon realized it wasn't working. So, it quickly changed direction and became Instagram, the photo-sharing app we all know and love. This success story inspired many Indian startups to change thei

The Power of Pivoting: Lessons from Successful Startups In the dynamic world of startups, pivoting can be the key to survival and success. Companies like Twitter, initially a podcast platform, and Slack, originally a gaming company, exemplify how s

Did you know? The founders of Instagram originally built an app called "Burbn" which had check-ins, scheduling, and the ability to earn points and post photos. It was complicated and cluttered. But users only loved ONE feature... Photo-sharing. S

Is anyone who wants to be the part of my Instagram growth experiment. We are going to work on three different Instagram accounts Interested people dm me where I will give you the details Love working and collabrating

Innovation isn’t just an option; it’s a must. Customers are evolving faster than ever, and if we don’t keep up, we’ll fall behind. It’s time to make innovation part of our everyday mindset, embracing change and new ideas to stay ahead. The future bel

Will the world accept me if I don’t have I Instagram on my nav bar?

With Inshorts pivoting with the New CEO to user generated content with the background of news, does it become a competitor to Medial, if yes what are your opinions?

"Ever wondered (episode - 1)" why Instagram was all about photos? Imagine a world before smartphones! Back then, Kevin Systrom, a techie from Stanford, had an idea for an app called Burbn. Think Foursquare, but with a twist - you could check in to

How many of you dealt with these Instagram scammers don’t you guys think they are growing day by day

The use of vulgarity on Instagram to get millions of followers needs to stop.