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📈 The More, The Merrier! How Network Effects Build Unstoppable Brands 🚀 Facebook 📘, LinkedIn and Instagram 📸 thrive because their value grows as more users join

"Nothing scales as well as a software business, and nothing creates a moat for that business more effectively than network effects"

Platforms that can harness the power of network effects are the ones that don't need marketing; their consumer market spreads through word of mouth. For example (Medial, WhatsApp, Airbnb, and Uber).

The last 48 hours have been animating. Apps that have high frequency usage, should have features like finding blood donor and other critical aspects - the strong network effects solve low frequency critical issues easily.

FACEBOOK Mark Zuckerberg built Facebook in a Harvard dorm room. He scaled fast by leveraging network effects. Zuckerberg said: “Move fast and break things.” 💡 Knowledge: Speed matters more than perfection in the early stages.

Creators and people with followers on medial are finally going to get the reach and power they deserve. This will be the beginning of network effects on medial. We are cooking some great things. Personalised feeds are coming.

The unique aspect of Medial is that it exists at the intersection of LinkedIn and X (Twitter). It's well-positioned to harness network effects. Being an early user of this platform is great; it's surely going to be huge.

Zerodha, India's largest brokerage firm, has achieved a significant milestone, crossing 1.6 crore users without incurring advertising expenses. Notably, referrals from existing users accounted for approximately 30% of new user acquisitions, undersc

The problem with single-player utility apps is that anyone can clone them and replicate their marketing. Just saw that Cal AI clones are doing more revenue than Cal AI itself. Once again proves that not just distribution but having network effects i