Brand Identity Desig... • 4m
Why early-stage start-ups should care about branding (even before raising funding): 1) First impression matters. Your logo, colors, and tone create trust before your product even launches. 2) Clarity attracts users. A clean identity makes it easier for customers to understand what you do. 3) Investor confidence. Strong branding signals that you’re serious, professional, and market-ready. 4) Consistency saves time. When design rules are set early, your team won’t waste energy reinventing visuals later. Branding isn’t a “later” task. It’s a foundation that helps start-ups move faster and look credible from day one.

Drafting Airtight Ag... • 9m
The Funding Chase: Why Raising Money Won’t Solve Your Problems Chasing funds to start your dream? Hold up. Early branding beats a cash grab every time. Share your vision online—raw, real, relentless. It pulls in customers, partners, even ta
See MoreStartups | Tax | Acc... • 11m
Big Relief for Start-Ups! 🚀 The Finance Act 2025 brings great news for aspiring entrepreneurs! The tax exemption under Section 80-IAC—which allows eligible start-ups to claim a 100% deduction on profits for three consecutive years within their firs
See MoreCRITICAL THINKING|MA... • 14d
Hi Guys, Finally executing my startup after breaking the thinking trap. Built the profile - should I keep the 'established firm' look and gradually add real credentials, or go authentic solo founder from day 1? Feeling nervous about nailing this firs
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Senior Graphic Desig... • 18d
The real difference between a good designer and a great one? It starts before the design even begins. I used to think starting early made me professional. So I’d confidently say, “Haan haan, I got it.” Even when I didn’t. A few days later, the clie
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