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Problem: - Event Discovery: Limited awareness of science and technology events, especially in niche areas like AI and cloud computing. - Engagement: Low participation in tech events due to lack of incentives and fragmented information. - Accessibilit

Just hit a milestone with one of my recent newsletter editions — it crossed the average industry open rates by a solid margin. While most sources suggests the industry average hovers between 17% and 40%, this edition landed at 52% Safe to say, I’m t

Just read an interesting article featured on Hacker News. This piece examines the concept of 'research as leisure,' a practice largely lost in our digital age. Rarely have I (and neither have you) met people who are genuinely interested in a niche t

Ran my first Ad for our B2B services on Instagram and earned 39,000 views. With just ₹500 spend, we got 100 new followers, 50+ likes, and 39,000 views all in 24 hours. 🚀 We help startups with turnover between 0–50 crores in: Company formation Op

If you got an idea, Before posting & asking for co-founder / investor on medial please do some research, prepare a document what problem we are solving, how we are solving, What cost it takes to solve, the cost we are putting to solve is cheaper that

🛒 Dropshippers, I need your opinion! I’m doing research on the dropshipping industry and I want to know from your experience: 1️⃣ Which dropshipping supplier is the BEST in India (or globally) and why? 2️⃣ What’s the BIGGEST problem you face in yo

Hey everyone, We’re building JoinUp, a platform to fix professional event discovery. For finding the right events most of us rely on WhatsApp groups, scattered socials, or word of mouth. The problem we saw everyone kept running into is everyone kee

Success story of Zomato 🚀 • They've got amazing creative marketing ideas and a strong team. • Zomato started by solving a common problem: finding menus quickly. • They grew from listing menus to offering online food discovery and ordering. • Zoma

Your attention isn’t broken — it was designed to wander. Neuroscience shows your brain has three attention systems. Vedanta called it the restless monkey mind. Both agree: distraction is built-in. The real problem? Tech and systems hijack it be