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CHALLENGE for you! So assume that you made a product (online or physical) which is really great and it will help your customers a lot. That product is tried and tested and your initial customers loved it. Now your task is to sell it on a larger sca

How many of you know about (Churn Rate) Churn rate, or customer attrition, measures the percentage of customers who stop using your product or service over a period. It's crucial for businesses, especially those with subscription models, as it direc

Don't just chase trends. The most valuable innovations often come from unexpected places. Instead of asking, "What's the next big thing?" try asking, "What's a small, annoying problem that no one has solved yet?" Look for inspiration in the everyday.

What Problems do you guys face in use of internet on a day to day basis? This statement is to find out if there is a problem that actually hasn't been solved and we could technically build a product around it!

home care products business success ho sakta kya ya isme mujhe problem face karein padege please guide me how I create distributor , retailer and customers trust on my product

The Startup Playbook: Insights from Y Combinator Y Combinator’s Startup School offers practical, step-by-step advice for entrepreneurs. This series covers everything from finding product-market fit and acquiring users to raising funds, building a te

*USP (Unique Selling Proposition)* refers to the distinctive feature or benefit that sets your product or service apart from competitors. This is essentially the reason why customers should choose your product over others, highlighting its uniqueness

Gentle Reminder 😉 Leetcode is a tool to learn Neetcode is a tool to learn CodeChef is a tool to learn Codeforces is a tool to learn HackerRank is a tool to learn GeeksForGeeks is a tool to learn It doesn't matter: - which platform you are u

Don't build MVP'S before knowing these types of PMF!! 3 types of Product-Market Fit - and why most founders chase the wrong one Sequoia Capital's Arc program developed one of the most useful PMF frameworks Ive seen. Most founders assume PMF always