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It is advised in business that " differentiate first your product or service and then scale later". Because after scaling if we want to differentiate then it is tough and if we scale without differentiation then there is lot of cashburn required.

Building your product before thinking about how people will find it? Big mistake. Focus first on how you will reach your audience. Then build the product around that. This way, you save time, energy, and actually generate revenue. The market rewar

What’s your app marketing strategy? 🚀 A) Build waitlist → Launch with discount B) Build in public → Create hype first C) Ship then tell the world

people I have 14 years of work experience, If you want idea to sell your product/Service then DM me..

🤔Most of the people find the idea for startup but get stuck at what to do after Here are some steps to take if you get an idea :- 1) Reaserch and ask people for review Reaserch about the total market value your competitors and the competitors prod

(Farming)Primary sector Loading business 💡 idea Name - Yourfarm hey people give me an objection on this idea . what if, Rice mile stocker, Farmer Wearhouse ( like onion , garlic, tamato etc) if the application is built for the wholesaler those

Aaj Ki Raat, Dhandhe Ki Baat Value Proposition (Part-3): In Previous parts, we understood the Value Proposition in details. Let's finish it of with PMF (Product Market Fit) PMF is the sweet spot where your product or service perfectly meets a probl

Viral Marketing Strategy - 15 “ Few Different types of basic marketing ” 1=} Personal Brand Marketing - When you market your product with the help of any public figure and celebrate then you're creating personal brand image of your product 2=}

How to get your first client? Its B2B and we provide product plus service.

How can a small conversation lead you to a full- time client ? ↳ Whenever a client buy any small product/service from your platform. So what people generally do after that ? They just simply provide that product/service without having any convers