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Phase 1 (2024): The Months Where Nothing Sold and Everything Was Built The first two months on Amazon were quiet. -No sales. -No orders. -No excitement. And that was intentional. Before launching products, we decided to understand the actual game w

Phase 2 (2024): When the First Sales Arrived & the Real Learning Began -After the groundwork done, the market finally responded -Slowly at initial stage -Then clearly indicate The first few orders came in:- -Not across all variations/products -Not e

My Story:Part 2 - The RISE & The FALL We stepped in when entrepreneurship in India wasn’t cool or trending. No spotlight, no hype just belief. With ₹20k, we filtered through countless ideas until print-on-demand struck. It was everywhere, but it had

Looks like gold is finally entering a correction phase for the past few months, demand wasn’t really strong it’s just that because of certain situations, investors were holding onto it and not selling. But now, as things start to look better no one w

A year ago, I started building Eorix with almost no experience in tech-to-business. I made mistakes, but each one was a lesson. While the MVP was internally validated, we re-architected Eorix into a distributed microservices system to ensure securit

After watching adamlyttleapps ASO video 👀 Realized I was chasing single keywords in a crowded niche… switched to long-tail Yesterday: released update → ranked #12 & #91 in US (wasn’t ranking before) 🚀 Already got a purchase too 👌 Link: https:

At Lapicart - we were on the verge of raising funds - 2 angels were ready and we got the draft of the term sheet - but we backed out! Yes it's unusual but here's the reason why- 1. The equity demand was too high - above 20% and this is our first seed

It wasn’t the audience. It wasn’t the algorithm. It was the content. A D2C brand came to us thinking their targeting was broken. Their Meta ads weren’t converting — CPMs were up, clicks were down, sales were flat. Their solution? Increase budget. Ou

Six months were spent building a product that no one really needed. It was exciting at first — the vision felt strong. But the common mistake was made: the idea was never validated. No real feedback. No user conversations. Just assumptions. Over t

My Story: Part 3 -The New Dawn When COVID struck, the world stopped—and so did our orders. 18 workers couldn't go. With zero income, we still paid half salaries for two brutal months. It wasn’t business anymore—it was survival. When the dust settle