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Would you go for a b2b or a b2c type of business? They say usually getting clients in b2b is much easier than in b2c.

B2B isn't just about selling, it's about solving complex problems for other businesses. Unlike B2C (Business-to-Consumer) where impulse and emotion often drive purchases, B2B decisions are typically rational, involve multiple stakeholders, have longe

This one single tip has reduced my anxiety about money a whole lot. When spending, I now don’t bother with stuff that costs less than 0.1% When investing, I consciously take decisions in % terms. It has made investing a hell lot easier and I can m

Brand ≠ Revenue | Revenue ≠ Brand Nike didn’t become Nike because it sold shoes. It became Nike because it created meaning. But here’s the trap: building a brand doesn’t guarantee revenue—and having revenue doesn’t mean you have a brand. 📊 Accordi

List me the 5 things you should definitely check before pushing your “Appointment Form” to production. I would love to know the reasons behind each of your decisions as well.

Guys, would you like to purchase or read from an application that offers both courses and comics in one place? Imagine learning new skills while also enjoying your favorite stories all in a single app. Would you be interested?

Instead of spending too much time talking, focus on taking action. Work on building something meaningful, something that not only inspires people but also makes their lives easier. Whether it’s solving a real problem or improving an existing solution

“Buyer Behavior Matrix: Map Your Customers Using Behavioral Segmentation Strategies” The Buyer Behavior Matrix is a strategic tool that segments consumers based on two key axes: purchase involvement and information processing style. It helps marke

During conversations with shopkeepers, it has been observed that 20-30% of profits are turning into bad debts. To address this issue, we are considering developing an application that would allow shopkeepers to register themselves, as well as custome

Need an opinion from people who're in Manufacturing Industries: How many tasks in these department (Production, Supply Chain, Procurement etc) do you want to automate? Let me give you example so that you can visualize it. 1. Procurement Dept: Pu