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Biggest thing you can do to have a successful startup is to test many ideas on these 5 grounds- Value for customer, Usability, Feasibility, Viability and Time to market. If all is well then it will work.

Here are the five very very important points for launching a successful D2C brand: 1.Achieve Product-Market Fit: Ensure your product solves a real customer need; test and refine it first. 2.Execute Quickly and Iterate: Launch fast with an MVP, t

5 Key Lessons I Learned from Studying Airbnb's Growth Strategy 🚀 Solve Real Problems: Airbnb addressed a genuine need for affordable, unique accommodations. They found a niche and excelled in it, making them indispensable to their users. Leverage

Why ‘Overnight Success’ is the Biggest Lie in Entrepreneurship You open Instagram. A 23-year-old founder just sold their startup for millions. A new app just hit 10 million downloads overnight. A college dropout built a billion-dollar empire in jus

My Story: Part 3 -The New Dawn When COVID struck, the world stopped—and so did our orders. 18 workers couldn't go. With zero income, we still paid half salaries for two brutal months. It wasn’t business anymore—it was survival. When the dust settle

“As a founder, it is a very lonely journey.” These words from Uday Kotak perfectly describe what entrepreneurship feels like. In 1985, Kotak started with just three employees in a small office and a big dream. Over time, he built Kotak Mahindra

Concerns about AI-generated disinformation are sometimes downplayed, with the argument that AI only helps create content but does not spread it. However, in 2023, examples showed that AI can automate both creating and spreading disinformation. A deve

Brian Armstrong tells the founding story of Coinbase: “Nothing was working” Brian Armstrong's journey to building Coinbase wasn’t easy. In 2012, he left his job and joined Y Combinator to follow his dream of creating something big. But things di

Start of a Drop-shipping King It all starts with Tobias, a German who got access to computer at a young age and began writing code when he was just 11. He created few games and then moved to Canada in 2002. He liked snowboarding a lot and started

What is the difference between MVP, prototype and proof-of-concept⁉️ An MVP (minimum viable product) is bare minimum needed to test core hypothesis with real customers. Fast iterations based on feedback. ( Made a post on it in detail check it out).