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Want to learn product design? Learn human behaviour! Want to learn Branding? Learn human behaviour! Want to learn Marketing? Learn human behaviour! Want to learn management? Learn human behaviour! Want to learn Business? Learn human behaviour! B

If you're not ashamed of your first product you will never gonna scale your business. feeling ashamed means you are unsatisfied with ur product so you iterate to do something much better again and again like Steve jobs

One of my friend has started a social improvement app named as peerpulse. You can tag users with phone numbers,ofc the users you tag are your friends and not strangers. You can tell them about their public behaviour to help them improve their behavio

Startup Blueprint - Day 01 Choosing a right business model: 1.Who will be your customer base ? 2. What's the Domain of your business ? 3. How your business stands out from the competitors ? (Standing out from your competitors will increase your c

Ask For "FeedBACK" or You'll get "Back" in your Startup, Copywriting, Business or Anything! 📉 If You Don't ask for feedback in your Work ▶️ You Can't Research. ▶️ You Can't Execute Next Task. ▶️ You Can't Intro your Product or Service. ▶️ You C

When you launch your product/service on your website, how helpful would it be to get the first 100 users to test your website/product? or even getting surveys filled by 100 users? let me know in the comments section what you think about the importan

How to know if you reached Product-Market Fit? 1. Your customers will pull, you don't push 2. Your users become your sales team, will share, recommend and defend your product 3. Users stay and grow their usage, retention becomes easy 4. If 40%+

Some mistakes I wish I knew before starting a project / startup/ idea :- Problem Statement – Clearly define the issue you're solving. Target Audience – Identify who benefits from your solution. Workflows – Map out how users will interact with your

Did you know 70% of startups fail because they don’t understand their Target market size or adoption rate? To set yourself apart, you need to define what problem your product or service is solving and understand the size of your target market. Kno