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🎯 What is the Ad-Supported Revenue Model? 🎯 In an ad-supported revenue model, businesses offer products or services for free (or at a low cost) while earning revenue by displaying advertisements to their users. How it works: 1️⃣ You attract a lar

For a pre-revenue impact startup in India, how game-changing could a small, initial grant (~₹1 Lakh) be? (Think covering basics like registration, validation, maybe a tiny prototype.) How impactful is that first small boost?

Earned My First $1 from AdMob Ads – But Need More Users! I just hit my first $1 in AdMob earnings with my app, FilesCase! 🎉 Right now, I have few active users and while it's exciting to see any earnings, I know I need to increase users to make real

Has Medial developed a clear strategy for enabling users to become influencers and monetize their presence on the platform? For example, platforms like YouTube offer AdSense revenue, TikTok has a Creator Fund, and Instagram provides brand collaborat

Would now be the right time to develop a Social media app from India, which has unique features that can get to the users and also it can generate revenues from day one(not the ad revenue). What are the features that you would like to have ?

Zerodha hit $1 Billion in revenue with approx 50% net Margin. That's crazy. I was wrong about Zerodha although it has less users than Groww its financial numbers are increasing. As you know how much Zerodha brothers are investing in startups ( re

We are seeking a technical co-founder till now We’ve built a community of 5,000 users on WhatsApp and Telegram, generated over ₹5,000 in revenue, and secured ₹6 lakh in AWS and Azure credits. The ideal candidate should be proficient in backend and a

Honestly I think 199/month for job postings seems like too much, especially for college students who are on a tight budget and rely on pocket money from family. It’s difficult for many of us to justify this kind of expense. Maybe consider offering a

Would You Delete 80% of Your Users to Build a Billion-Dollar Business? In 2011, PayPal had a problem—too many users, but not enough profitable ones. Their solution? They banned accounts that cost more in support than they generated in revenue. The r

If your business only works when everything is perfect, it's not a business, it's a bet! Too many founders: – Rely on “launch hype” – Need ads to survive – Can’t operate without them being there 24/7 Real business is anti-fragile. It works when: –