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Railway companies are doing great right now but still most investors are not too confident about putting their money into this them.

Now days "Ai"is most dangerous than people so maybe Ai is taken all jobs it's doesn't matter its video editor ,graphics designer, or anykind of job is taken by "ai" so what's you guys think on it? 🤔

Your customers love your service… but do they say it online? More reviews = More trust = More business. But most businesses forget to ask. That’s why we built Codstam : • Automated WhatsApp feedback requests • Personalized messages for every custo

We literally built Nomadiq by just following Sam Altman’s startup playbook. Nothing fancy. No secret hack. Every time we got stuck, we went back to it. Most of the answers were already there. The only thing left for us? Execution. And that’s the ha

If your business is performing well, forget fundraising. Here’s the thing: Venture Capital is not looking for good to great companies. They're looking for outliers. We're talking: → 100x–1000x potential → Category creators → Can this become a mo

If you're building a consumer app, there are 2 levers that'll make your app successful 1. > 2.5% + Install to paid user ratio 2. Solid retention, most apps are trading apps- user performs an activity and never comes back but great businesses are a

Expansive bullets are considered one of the most dangerous bullets and were banned by the Hague Convention over 100 years ago. When they enter the body, they expand significantly, creating extensive wound channels, tearing soft tissue and crushing bo

Great companies aren’t built in a day. What matters is progress. 7 tasks left only means 7 more opportunities to push Opslify forward. Consistency is what separates founders from dreamers.