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Iss baar bhi pehle bookmark 📑 kar lena:-- . . Startup Launch 101: Steps Every New Founder Should Take Here are the crucial steps every new founder must take to launch their startup properly: 🚀 Define Your Vision: Craft a crisp, compelling mission

We have all experienced that moment 😇Your stomach growls, and all you suddenly can think about is your favorite meal. You grab your phone, order the food you are craving, and just like that, your hunger is satisfied. Swiggy took this everyday moment

How a Bootstrapped Startup Grew to a $12 Billion Exit This is Mailchimp, a 2001 startup by Ben, Mark, and Dan, which was started as a side hustle to support small businesses with email marketing. It was a basic paid tool that let you send emails to

“Why do you go on podcasts that barely have 100 subscribers?” Someone asked me this recently. Their tone wasn’t rude, it was genuine curiosity. Because from a pure ROI point of view, it doesn’t make sense. No reach. No new audience. No immediate ben

I have an idea for creating AI Glasses 🕶️. These glasses will have a built-in camera that can record or capture photos whenever the user wants. The captured photo will be sent to my app, which will then forward it to ChatGPT’s API for analysis. Chat

Day 33: Bangalore's Social Entrepreneurs: From Code to Cause with Compelling Stories Forget just coding for cash! Bangalore's social entrepreneurs are weaving tales of change: * Hearty Narratives: Stories that tug at heartstrings inspire action

Here are 5 ways to quickly validate your startup idea 💡: 👉 Start a Discussion - Pose your concept on relevant forums to gauge interest and feedback. Pay attention to questions asked to refine your value proposition. 👉 Targeted Surveys - Poll y

Why Your Brand story is about as memorable as plain toast . Let's be honest - most brand stories are about as exciting as watching paint dry . You scroll past them on LinkedIn. You skip them on Instagram. And you definitely forget them faster th

"7 Months. 0 results. Still not giving up." I’ve wasted time. Made dumb mistakes. and learnt so much.. Built, scrapped, rebuilt.. again and again. But one thing I’ve learned: No amount of planning beats launching. So here’s my challenge to myself

Slack didn’t begin as a business app. It started as a side tool inside a company that was building a video game. The year was 2011. Stewart Butterfield co-founder of Flickr had started a new company called Tiny Speck. Their big project? An online m