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Nano-influencers boast a remarkable 4% engagement rate, surpassing mega-influencers (2%) and macro-influencers (1.5%). This means a more receptive audience, genuinely interested in their recommendations and actively interacting with their content.

Finally, SEBI has taken some action against these financial influencers, which is very necessary. People might not fear the market as much as they fear their words. The majority of what they say makes no sense and has no facts, but they say anything

How 🧴Minimalist Made Skincare Simple, Scientific & Sexy Brand: Minimalist (a.k.a. Be Minimalist) Founded: 2020 Founders: Mohit & Rahul Yadav HQ: Jaipur, India The Problem ❌ Indian skincare was dominated by marketing fluff & fairness myths No in

People are Crazy Behind Self Help Books. Biographies, Philosophy,Fiction are far far better than them, not totally neglecting self help but , they are so overhyped. Fictions makes up your imagination. Biographies tells you how did great people actua

First post on Medial Woohoo! Can we talk about how cool it is that the founder and co-founders actually follow everyone? It gives you that little kick—like, “wait… did the founder of the app just follow me?” It’s such a small thing, but it makes you

I’ve noticed that even though we have Indian apps like Paytm and PhonePe, a lot of customers still prefer using Google Pay. It makes me wonder why foreign companies still have such a strong hold in India.

Imagining a world where energy and even electrons are what we trade instead of cash is pretty wild. But when you think about how much power those giant data centers gobble up, especially with all the AI stuff happening, it kinda makes sense. We'd

Online Co-Founder Search: Does it Actually Work? Hey everyone, Seeing lots of posts looking for co-founders (tech, sales, marketing, etc.). It makes me wonder: how many successful companies actually found their co-founders through online communitie

"From freelancer to an agency" . I saw there are a lot of freelancers in this platform so here's a question that might help others. Any tips/tricks for new freelancers who actually want to build something out from their skills.(tech preferred)