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Every founder has a story, most start with "I had no clue what I was doing."

I think Medial's pitch on Shark Tank was the most controversial pitch ever

Personal Pain point: My story l: two months ago I have taken twitter/X subscription for a month to try it out, while paying to X it is mandatory that you give away your card details for making a payment, everything is fine and I have taken a one mon

WhatsApp had a subscription based model till 2016,yearly 1$,that was it's major source of revenue,now it's WhatsApp Business API (and selling data🙂💀).

Expensive GYM'S Subscription is not about only Fitness It's all About The Rich Environment. I understand it after taking subscription in a premium GYM.

hello. finally got to get back on #medial after almost an year. the app and their community has exponentially grown since the last i had used it, looking at the growth in the app makes me feel good about the fact that I was amongst the first users.

Niket Raj Dwivedi I had just posted about a milestone me and my team had achieved, that is our MVP was selected by AWS activate program, in that I had just posted the screenshot from the AWS profile and link to my website. Why was it removed? are we

Medial's first pitch deck was a two page word document. Here's what it had in total - 1) About the founders. (3-4 lines each with LinkedIN links). 2) About the product and "Why Now?". 3) Our vision in longterm. 4) How'd we utilise the capital.

This reply made me smile 😊 A few days ago, I shared an email I had sent to someone who added 8-10 people in the TO field while sending a cold email, instead of using BCC. It wasn’t meant to call anyone out, it was meant to *educate.* Yesterday, I

Tech roast show is taking over techies all over the world. Yesterday I was at their event at Hyderabad 2k people house full and loved the experience, they had 6 shows of similar size in Bangalore. What do you guys think about them?