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Looking for a skilled web scraper to extract data from multiple beauty-related websites. I need structured data such as product names, prices, descriptions, images, ratings, and availability. The scraper should be scalable, handle dynamic content (Ja

As a freelance AI Prompt Engineer and SEO Strategist, I help creators and small businesses generate high-converting content using well-structured prompts. Whether it's product descriptions, blog intros, or email copy — a great prompt makes all the d

**Day 33: Your Mindset Is the Real Startup Engine** 🧠⚙️ On Day 33 of the #FounderJourney, here’s the truth I keep returning to: **The product matters. The team matters. But mindset drives it all.** Startups are hard. Some days are full of momentu

33 VCs said no. Twitter called them a copy-paste brand. But Mokobara stayed focused—on product, on brand, and on belief. I recently watched “The BarberShop with Shantanu”, the founders and Sauce.vc’s Manu Chandra shared the story behind the noise.

I still remember having a startup idea—but no team, no tech partner, no clue where to start. Everyone said building a product was expensive, hardware impossible, and investors wouldn’t listen without a prototype. I almost believed them—until I found

I have noticed something recently. Imagine you invest in an MF or AMC related product on a Friday, the last working day of the week in India. Before you wouldn’t get any updates over the weekend everything would be processed on Monday. But recently t

You can never achieve the right 'Product-Market-Fit". 😬 Here's why: For entrepreneurs, it can often become an obsession with building the perfect product. But hold on a minute... "The truth is, people don't just buy products, they buy stories."

When I started building my SaaS, I wasted weeks doing things manually: onboarding emails, churn tracking, and revenue reports. Eventually, I built systems to automate 60% of it — saving time, reducing churn, and giving me back my focus. But if I co

33 Questions Every Founder Must Answer Before Starting a Startup 1. What problem am I solving? 2. Who exactly faces this problem (my target user)? 3. How often do they face this problem? 4. How painful is it for them? 5. How are they solving it