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I feel many consumer apps has a huge problem whether it may be for learning or entertainment which is engagement because most of it is already been sucked by Instagram and shorts so people dont feel interested in other applications. Is there a way to

@bigcorporatebrands using the word vibe in your advertisements is not going to make gen z feel closer to you👿

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What are your thoughts on building a Indian toy brand? Majority of the toys are being imported from China. I feel there is no such Indian brand that has stood out exceptionally in the toy industry. Is this the right path to build in?

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It feels like the platform has bots who reply to your posts to make you feel you are getting engagement 🤔

I am thinking to start an Ai based "Virtual Trial Room " So that you can try your clothes before buying it. Share your thoughts on this....

There's a huge fallacy in consumer apps, that you can solve retention by building a new usecase. As you keep introducing new screens on your app, the conversion % keeps dropping.

I am building a D2C Skincare brand. I will be launching soon. What are the ways that I can get my initial 1000 customers?

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