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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

Have you ever thought about how small things can lead to big changes? 🌟

Yakult is making over 350 crore INR in India from just a 65ml probiotic drink. This shows how big the market is for health-focused products. As more people care about their health and change their lifestyles, India is becoming the perfect place fo

Can any say how a app works .Just take example of medial.how its working.

Ever notice how monthly payments make big purchases feel small? 🤔 • $735/month for a car? That’s actually $53K! • $3,000/month for a home? That’s actually $500K! • $42/month for a phone? That’s actually $1,200! Don’t let the monthly payments fool

Is insecurity or insecure feeling of people a market on it own for business?? Like hairloss causes a person to behave insecure which can lead to a big business

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

Hey, do you think big, creative thinkers can actually thrive in a buttoned-up, ‘play-it-safe’ workplace? Or do they eventually get bored and leave? Have you ever had a big idea shot down because ‘that’s not how we do things here?’ What happened?

Does anyone knows how to raise the funds at initial stage how we can approach step by step for a startup. The idea is solid but don't know how we can approach.

What are the most critical factors for success in the early stages of a startup, and how can founders effectively navigate these challenges?