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The Silent Revolution → Why small creators drive bigger ROI than mega-influencers For years brands chased followers. Bigger numbers meant bigger deals. But in 2025 the smartest brands know: 10K followers with trust > 1M followers with noise. Why sm

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I have a idea 💡 (Problem Statement:- It's very hard to find creators and audiance with required audiance and category.) We can make a website or platform like where small and big creators or influencer can connect like if a small small creator want

What I did something recently. Started commenting for strategic visibility. I chose 3 creators in the startup/VC space. Instead of trying to “go viral,” I commented meaningfully on their content every day. It got me DMs, 2 solid intros, and a sma

LIC was once the symbol of trust for millions of Indians. Today, it has been reduced to a personal piggy bank for cronies. LIC is now the sole buyer in Adani Ports’ ₹50,000 crore bond sale — no one else was willing to touch it. Why? Because the risk

hello everyone and happy new year , guys , I want to start a social media agency , whose target audience will be initially, indians small creators , then after getting some experience with creators ( like how they really work and challenges we migh

I don't come from a network. No tier 1 college. No family connections. No startup friends. Just me, building silently. Trying. Failing. Learning. But, I hit a point where I know this I need a Mentor. Not to spoon feed, but who'll tell me the hard

Business Tips #9 The Power of Niching Down – Why Less is More 📌 Want to grow faster? Pick a smaller, focused niche! ❌ Mistake: Trying to sell to "everyone" ✅ Winning Strategy: Become the go-to expert in one small niche. 💡 Example: Instead of being

"Would you trust a failed founder with your money—again?" Most people shy away from failure, but not venture capitalists. Many VCs are willing to back the same founders who’ve failed before. Why? Because failure isn’t the end; it’s a masterclass