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Stop chasing viral moments and start focusing on creating real value. Going viral may get you attention for a day, but adding value builds trust and long-lasting relationships. When you give people something useful—whether it's advice, insights, or s

Built a Million-Dollar Business… from Laundry? Yes. Alex Smereczniak started doing laundry in college. Left it. Joined consulting. Hated it. Came back. And turned laundry into a multimillion-dollar empire - 2ULaundry now runs in 29 cities in the USA

It has never been easier to make your product go viral. So many TikTok playbooks, Instagram influencer hacks, Reddit, X and other ways exist to blow up installs/users. A lot of these didn't exist before, and virality, mostly occurred through the pro

The Power of Compounding: How Small Investments Create Wealth Compounding is often called the eighth wonder of the world. It’s the process where your money grows not just on the initial investment but also on the returns generated over time. Imagin

How to Create a Viral Marketing Campaign (Without Selling Your Soul) 🦠 Listen up, startup superstars and wannabe viral sensations on medial! 👂 You want to go viral? Here's the secret phoodina ki chatni! 1. Be genuinely interesting (I know, sh

In the past, everyone declared GOOGLE IS DEAD 😮 Boring AI crushed by OpenAI and Meta ! But at I/O 2025, Google hit back with industry-changing products ! From Gemini 2.5 Pro to Google Beam and AI Mode in Search - read how Google’s redefining the

Do you think that LOW COST can generate HIGH RETURNS? Don’t believe this is possible? Well, it is. Take the example of Dollar Shave Club. They started with a simple idea, offering affordable razors through a subscription model, cutting out the middl

Patholite is just the beginning. We started with pathology labs, but I dream of expanding to help other small businesses with tech that doesn’t break the bank. Every small step we take today builds toward a future where digital tools are easy and

Brand ≠ Revenue | Revenue ≠ Brand Nike didn’t become Nike because it sold shoes. It became Nike because it created meaning. But here’s the trap: building a brand doesn’t guarantee revenue—and having revenue doesn’t mean you have a brand. 📊 Accordi