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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

Hi I am looking for a EV charging existing startup. I am looking to build a product. Dm me if anyone also interested in building a startup around this.

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

Building Better Products: A Consumer-Centric Approach 🚀 The key to building a better product is to focus all your attention on seeing it from a consumer’s perspective. Consider what kind of features you would like in that particular product to ma

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?

Should you build in public or in stealth? Here’s the brutal truth. A few years ago, I met two founders: Same idea, same market, different approach. Founder A went full stealth mode—no tweets, no LinkedIn updates, NDA for everything. He believed sec

how to start a grocery store?? for a beginner how much fund require in this business for sole proprietorship

I’m building a startup where I am handling the business side as well as product management. I have help from a backend and a frotnend developer who are building this web application. I will probably need them in long term as they are quite intereste