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"Focus on Building a Strong Brand, Not Just Selling a Product!"

Spending money wisely on a startup is crucial for long-term success. Here’s a short guide: 1. Prioritize Essentials – Invest in core needs like product development, licensing, and legal structure (LLC, trademark, etc.). 2. Keep Overheads Low – Wor

💡TIPS FOR STARTING A BUSINESS : ✅ Create a customer acquisition strategy. ✅ Narrow down your target customer. ✅ Develop a brand identity. ✅ Build your online presence. ✅ Generate and nurture leads. ✅ Set up your sales infrastructure. ✅ Identi

Don’t quit Write code Talk to customers Narrow your focus Keep the bar “Really” high Just get 1% better each day

Content Isn’t Just for Leads It’s for Trust Most of your audience isn’t ready to buy. If you focus solely on capturing leads, here’s what happens: • You alienate them with pushy tactics. • You miss building trust with those who could become loyal c

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How to Market Your Business on a Budget • Utilize social media platforms effectively • Offer valuable content that engages your audience • Partner with influencers or other brands for cross-promotion • Use email marketing to keep customers inform

Consistently posting on social media and building your personal brand has a better chance of making you rich than spending 4 years on a BTech.

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Don't Start a Startup Without Knowing This Having mentored startups with a focus on revenue and customers, I’ve noticed a recurring issue: many products deviate from their core purpose, fall into over-engineering, and enter the market too late—only