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Most Indian Founders Don’t Build Startups. They Build Investor Bait. Let’s be honest: → You’re not building for users. → You’re building for pitch decks. → You’re designing “TAM” not “Retention.” We’ve glamorized funding so hard, we forgot: VCs f

᠅ Founder Tip: Why you should talk to 100 users before raising a rupee Most founders chase funding before feedback. Bad move. Here’s why talking to 100 real users before raising money changes the game: 1. You discover what people actually want You

When you launch your product/service on your website, how helpful would it be to get the first 100 users to test your website/product? or even getting surveys filled by 100 users? let me know in the comments section what you think about the importan

Why Your Startup Needs a Great Website A strong website is crucial for your startup’s success. 75% of users judge a business’s credibility based on its design, and 55% research online before making a purchase. Here’s why: First Impressions: You ha

᠅ Founder Tip: Launching late won’t make your product better—just invisible A lot of founders wait. “I’ll launch after this one feature…” “I just need to fix the UI…” “I want it to feel more polished…” But here’s the truth: You’re not building for

If your product breaks under 100 users, scaling is not your next step. Here’s the hard truth most early-stage founders miss: > You don’t need 1M users. You need 10 happy ones — and a backend that doesn’t scream in pain. Here’s what we tell every

10 ideas on how to win part - 1 1. pricing is product, not just a number 2. useful gets adopted. beautiful gets shared 3. vibe market before you vibe code 4. build a product that screenshots well 5. date the product, marry the trend 6. be 10x bette

If you’re a solo non-tech founder, this is for you! Want to take your startup from ideation to prototype? 1- Don’t waste your time searching for the perfect person to join your team. Trust me, no one will believe in your vision as much as you do rig

Your brand isn’t what you say it is. It’s what people say about you when you’re not in the room. Logos, taglines, and aesthetics don’t build trust—consistency does. Every interaction, every product, every response shapes the story people tell about

Over the past two years in the U.S., I’ve learned one key lesson: a personal brand isn’t just nice to have—it’s essential. While companies come and go, your personal brand stays with you. And if you invest the time to build it, you gain an incredible