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News & updates • 27d

᠅ Founder Tip: The first 10 users matter more than the first 1,000 Chasing vanity metrics early on is a trap. What you really need? 10 users who love your product so much they’d be upset if you shut it down. Here’s how to find and convert them: 1. Identify your ideal user Be specific. Not “students”—but “engineering students preparing for GATE with less than 6 months left.” Niche wins early. 2. Go manual. Go deep. Email them. Call them. Sit with them. You don’t scale yet. You learn. What do they need? What don’t they like? What are they already paying for? 3. Give them a reason to care Solve one tiny painful problem really well. Ex: “We send you a summary of your professors’ lectures on WhatsApp every day.” Simple. Specific. Useful. 4. Measure intensity, not quantity Do they come back daily? Refer friends without asking? Give detailed feedback? That’s real love—not likes or followers. 5. Turn them into evangelists Give them shoutouts. Early access. Co-creator status. If they feel like part of your journey, they’ll grow it with you. Find 10 obsessed users. Then scale.

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᠅ Founder Tip: Start with 10 users who love you—not 10,000 who kinda like you Going viral feels great. But if no one sticks around, it means nothing. The strongest startups grow from depth, not just reach. Here’s how to build that early love: 1. F

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Hey I am on Medial • 1y

Are there any major problems that students are faceing while making notes? or they want any specific type of notebook which can help them to make better notes?

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Kevin Jojo

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What do you think about the current education curriculum? Do you really think that that's the best syllabus why don't they start bringing in this startup culture to the students at an early age or why should they tell to stick on to the old job cult

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Chandranth Laha

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Once you start your startup and build a team of 10 members, what would be your preferred way to work with them? Share your preference with reasons.

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My Habit App is sometimes not understandable by my users as I've a little conversation with them and that's the reason early of some users left the app but they pointed well. . I'm implementing tutorials in my app to help user learn what is happenin

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ADJUVA LEGAL® • 26d

Your first 10 customers teach you more than the next 100 sometimes. Listen intently to early adopters.

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Ayush Maurya

AI Pioneer • 6m

What does it take to identify your potential customers and market your product to them ? How do you deal with this at an early stage of your product or project ? Does it cost you anything ?

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