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🚀 We’re LIVE! Meet Echovox Studio—the end-to-end workflow that turns no idea into ready-to-publish audio in minutes: -Spark ideas with 1-click trending summaries -Dive deeper with built-in research -Create lifelike audio in your own (or AI) voi

The Cricket Match of Entrepreneurship I watched two founders pitch yesterday. The first spoke rapidly, showcasing flashy metrics and bold promises. "We'll be profitable in three months!" The audience was captivated—a perfect T20 performance. The se

“Micro-Movement Marketing: How Tiny User Behaviors Drive Big Conversions” Micro-Movement Marketing is the strategy of capturing and responding to tiny user behaviors—scrolls, hovers, pauses, swipes, and taps—that reveal deeper intent. These seemingly

What do you guys think about a dating app with the concept of one at a time dating? Once you match, you can go back to swiping profiles only when you unmatch your current match. Why do we want this? So right now in the dating industry, the conept o

Meet our EchoMind AI feature: Discover. Research. Script. Publish. Built right into Echovox Studio, EchoMind is your personal AI brain for audio content creation. 💡 It helps you: -Discover what’s trending in your niche -Personalize ideas exclusive

The House Always Wins: Inside the Addictive Design of Mobile Pool Games In the dimly lit world of mobile gaming, few titles have mastered the art of player retention quite like 8 Ball Pool. With hundreds of millions of downloads worldwide, this seem

Ola’s Bold Bet on Rare Earth-Free Motors Rare earth supply chain disruptions are fast becoming a major risk for global EV players — and Ola Electric seems ready to tackle it head-on. The company shared how it’s balancing near-term supply with a lon

Cybercrime Doesn’t Knock. It Walks Right In. Last week, I spoke with a sharp 21-year-old founder-tech-savvy, building an incredible business, and deeply focused on growth. But despite his digital fluency, he fell victim to a classic cyber trap: a h

It starts as a whisper. Not a push notification. Not a flash sale. A user comes back. Quietly. Voluntarily. Because something pulled them back. That something? It’s not a feature. It’s a feeling. Nir Eyal calls it the Hook in the book How to Build

It Starts in the Details No One Notices Not in a pitch. Not on Product Hunt. Not in the headline font of your landing page. It starts in the margins. A menu animation that feels too sharp. A color that doesn't sit right on the eye. The fourth revi