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"Save This Post" Communities are a better option to promote your products and tools ! Here are some reddit communities to join and promote your product. Maybe this can help 1) r/ProductHunters - https://www.reddit.com/r/t5_3ego4/s/8lAHRqiQLF 2)

What if your skin could tell its own story — one that blooms with strength and softness? 🌿 Meet Pumpskin — a unisex cosmetic brand redefining what beauty means. It’s not about gender, it’s about confidence, care, and self-expression. The name blen

Indian students should try to join DRDO and ISRO instead of Google and Microsoft.

What’s One Task You’d Gladly Pay to Automate? Lately, I’ve been exploring ways to automate repetitive work and making AI workflows. It's crazy how many hours we waste on things that could be handled automatically. But instead of building random stuf

How many times has a client asked you to “try a few more color options”? Or as a client, how frustrating is it to wait for your designer to send back every single color version of your logo? 🎨 Imagine if you could change the colors yourself, experi

Day 13 of risking everything to build something bigger than myself. Today I crafted the app logo. Actually, two of them. I also played around with some typography for the logo name. I can’t decide which one feels right, so I’ll leave it to you. Whi

Imagine a friend tells you, “I feel so unappreciated at work.” Instead of giving advice right away, try reflecting their feelings. You could say, "That sounds really difficult. Feeling unappreciated can be so draining. What happened?" This mirroring

Most entrepreneurs today spend more time on branding & networking instead of actually building the product. Do you think this approach is right?

Most founders do this: → 3 months building an app → 7 days marketing → Then wonder why it fails Try this instead: → 7 days building a solid MVP → 3 months marketing, testing, and growing That’s how B2C apps actually win