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Unpopular opinion but I think we should NOT build our business like: 1. Idea 2. Product 3. Audience Instead we should pursue 1. Idea 2. Audience 3. Product Building a product is often quite easy compared to building an audience.

If you want to build an engaged audience, remember: ↳ Share your personal story. ↳ Story should have a learning lesson. ↳ Story should motivate people. ↳ Stories should be rich with knowledge, not just filled with random stuff. . . . . What will ha

🚀 Don’t know how to start your solopreneur journey? 🤔 Want to launch a startup without a tech background? Here’s a simple roadmap: 1️⃣ Start creating content – Share your knowledge, ideas, or experiences. Content attracts your audience. 2️⃣ Build

1- If anyone can spin up an MVP over a weekend, should we stop pretending product-building is a moat? 2. If the cost to build has crashed, should yesterday’s unicorns take a haircut today?

What’s the first thing a founder should validate before building a product?

I want to build a hardware product build training community which can arrange training of building commercial product And helping those who want to improve there knowledge by doing some product building

Guys. Would you all start/build a startup which has: 1. No recurring sales from customer. 2. Small target audience. 3. A service for which people would hesitate to pay. 4. Doesn't make much impact on customer's life but just an add-on product whi

That one landing page brought me nearly 500+ B2B leads for my agency. For a business, a landing page is like your company’s CV. It should be an enhanced version of what you communicated in the ad. It’s the place where your audience resonates with

what's your excuse to not building a product?

🌟 Building a Strong Brand? Here’s the Secret! 🌟 Your brand is more than just a logo or a product—it's a blend of key elements that, when combined effectively, create something truly special. 🔑✨ 🔗 Audience: Know who you're speaking to and connec