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Vikas Singh

Founder & Ceo - Zyph... • 5d

Biggest mistakes founders make with their first app ↓ → Building for a market that doesn’t exist → Locking value behind a 7-day free trial → Trying to fix 10 problems in 1 product → Going too deep into a tiny niche → Launching "the next social media

Vivek Purswani

Founder @JoinUp • 5d

All points are good but i think going deep in a niche is actually good. Solving a problem properly and than expanding the scope is a good way to go

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Nikhil Sinha

Software Engineer | ... • 16d

🗓️ Day 2/7 - Problem hunting mode Digging deep into user pain points instead of just coding features. Found something interesting: Users complain about productivity apps but rarely switch. The real question: Am I solving a problem people desperat

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Hey I am on Medial • 1m

Degrees are often a proof of someone being good at diagnosing a problem versus solving them.

Ashish Ahirwar

Aspiring entrepreneu... • 8m

what are the benefits of identifying the problem before entering into any niche or can i just grow my business with the existing problem that others are already solving ??

Aditya Wagh

Visualizer • 1y

can you guys write one problem you face with the perfume in the Indian market . I am trying to find pain points in the perfume niche

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Talagana Rajesh

Attended National In... • 1y

In our college a Idea presentation competition is going to be held on this Saturday, if anyone have a problem solving idea solution then please let me know .

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