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Our team wants to start a community which emphasis on practicing hobby/hobbies. What age group of people would be interested in this mostly? And what approach should we take to make people join our community/club?

Revolt Motors Launches REV Club – A Loyalty Program for EV Riders Revolt Motors has introduced the REV Club, a first-of-its-kind rewards and loyalty program for its electric motorcycle community. Riders can now earn REV points for every kilometre r

Should Medial host offline/online events for startups? Advantages: 1. Strong networking opportunities for the community. 2. Enhanced brand value for Medial. 3. Lower customer acquisition cost (CAC) and an additional revenue stream for Medial. Wh

Hey folks! I’m Sourabh Akash, and I’m super excited to share my startup — Oopar Club. Oopar Club is all about helping adults build meaningful friendships and feel a sense of belonging through fun, engaging, and real-life experiences. It’s not just a

What programs does our community offer? Our community focuses on fostering innovation, collaboration, and growth among startups. We provide resources, mentorship, and networking opportunities to help entrepreneurs thrive in their ventures. How can

On a road to building INDIA's largest startup club for students Last week, we reached 50+ members in our club, and we already have students from SSN, SVC, SRM, IITs, VIT, CIT, REC, and other top colleges so far. Our mission is to foster an incredib

How we scaled from 4 experiences a month to around 50 experiences a month I still remember our first ever experience at Oopar.Club. Back then, we were just trying to see if this is something people really wanted — and it turned out to be a great exp

Clubs, Communities, and Connections taught me more than any classroom ever could. When I joined my first club, I didn’t really know what I was stepping into. But over time I learned how to work with people, lead a team, plan and execute events, and

We are developing an application/software that can take an image of a thief and search through a folder containing 5,000–10,000 images to identify and return the images where the thief is present. If anyone from the community can assist us with this

Going offline can kill momentum—if you get it wrong. Your brand’s killing it online. Ads work. D2C sales look great. But offline? It's a different game: No shelf space. Distributors don’t care. Retailers delay payments. Sampling bleeds cash. Sales