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Recently, when I started hiring video editors, I came across something shocking. Most of them don’t know how to showcase their work properly: -Some are just sharing their work via Drive links without presentation, use Bento, Nas.io or framer preset

🚀 Attention Brands & Startups! 🚀 Struggling with branding, advertising, and audience engagement? Want to amplify your reach and make a lasting impact? This is your golden opportunity! 🌟 Yukthi x Yasya, one of Trivandrum’s biggest technocultural

Day 48: BLR Design Hustle: From Scribbles to Soaring Startups Forget boring sketches! Bengaluru's design scene turns ideas into rocketships. Here's your launchpad: * User-First Focus: Design to solve problems, not just win beauty contests. Make us

🚀 "Selecting the Right Image for Your Amazon Product! 📸" Your product images can **make or break** your Amazon sales! 🛒💰 Here’s how to choose the perfect visuals: 📌 Attention-Seeking– Use bold, high-quality images that stand out. 📌 Visu

The billion-dollar freelance skill hiding in plain sight (and no, it's not AI) Freelancers obsess over technical skills while completely overlooking the one thing that turned Luke Skywalker into a cultural icon. Storytelling isn't just nice-to-

What if I tell you that you too can charge 3000 - 7000 per reel as an intermediate video editor at 19... I have followed the exact steps below to achieve that... 1. Have a strong communication with your client... 2. keep them updated. 3. Understand

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Day 50: BLR Demo Day: From Pitching to Perfection Bengaluru's startup scene thrives on showmanship! Here's your guide to conquering Demo Day: * Know Your Audience: Tailor your pitch to the investors you're presenting to. Highlight what excites th

"The Dark Canvas" At Dark Canvas, we redefine fashion by blending art, emotion, and purpose. Our brand stands out by transforming garments into living canvases, hand-painted with acrylic by blind students from schools and colleges. Each piece tells