Shark Tank ya ek aur marketing stunt?
Mamaearth’s founder didn’t come to
**raise funds**—
she came to **sell her IPO story** to millions of viewers. Smart branding or just free publicity?
Kya ye strategy sahi thi ya unfair?
J.K. Rowling: From Struggle to Success
J.K. Rowling, the writer of *Harry Potter*, is a true story of never giving up. Born in 1965 in England, she always dreamed of writing books. But her life was not easy.
In her late 20s, she lived in Scotland
Look at this woman.
At 19, she dropped out of college.
Raised millions from the biggest names for her tech company.
Then built a $9 billion empire.
And now she’s in prison.
Here’s is the story of the greatest Silicon Valley disaster:
Elizabeth
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Stealth • 8m
I just had a call with Namita Thapar and she gave me some "shh secrets" And I am here to share with you guys but remember it's "shh secrets"
Expertise, Expertise, Expertise
I asked her about her expertise (yes I have guts to ask her directly) and s
In 2015, Apple tried to crush Spotify with brutal tactics.
They had all the power—billions in cash, the App Store, and millions of loyal users.
But Spotify didn’t back down.
Instead, they launched a counterattack so bold, it changed the rules of t
Day 1 of The Startup Mafia Series: How 1 Startup Created 10 Billionaires
The startup world loves a good myth—the lone genius who hustles in a garage, builds something incredible, and becomes a billionaire.
Sounds inspiring. Too bad that’s not how i
🔥 Success Story - 1 🔥
MrBeast (real name — Jimmy Donaldson) is one of the most famous and successful YouTubers in the world. 🌍 He was born in 1998 in Greenville, North Carolina. 🏡 Jimmy began his journey on YouTube in 2012, when he was just 13
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In 2016, Reliance Jio entered the Indian telecom market and flipped the script by offering something no one expected—free data and calls for six months. It wasn’t just a marketing stunt; it was a masterclass in disruption.
Jio’s strategy was simple:
In 2004, Red Bull bought a failing Formula 1 team for just $1.
Yes, ONE dollar. Critics called it a desperate PR stunt.
But today Red Bull Racing have won 6 Constructors Championships and that $1 deal is now a $3.5 billion empire.
Here’s the full
In 2015, the business world was buzzing with disbelief over a move that sounded more like the plot of a feel-good movie than reality👀.
Dan Price, the CEO of Gravity Payments, a small credit card processing company in Seattle, had just announced so
