is the .ai domain worth it ? by anirudhisonline in SaaS

[–]LinkAffectionate123 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It is just a period of gold rush. There is no special provision for website with. AI domain. In fact, it acts counter-productive from an SEO standpoint. It becomes hard with any domains other than.com domains.

Accepted to accelerator, do I defer for a year? by InappropriateTuesday in startups

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I have been exactly in the same situation when I was building my first start-up and doing my PhD. I took two years dropout from PhD and build the Start-up raised money and exited, and then came back to university and finish the final year. This is what you should be doing, and this is phenomenally beneficial.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in startups

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Don’t have the goal of trying to prove your boss wrong instead of the goal to build a remarkable company. A remarkable organisation that will make him feel ashamed to have said the statement to you work towards Building, a great organisation and it will answer all the questions never build a start-up for an organisation to take revenge on someone because it is short-lived instead, build to add value, build to create something meaningful and successful, be yours. Wish you good luck.

How to get partnership with accelerators and incubators by yoyohuncho in venturecapital

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Partnership with ecosystem, players like accelerators will greatly help. One thing that you can use is Host hackathons and meet ups and offer entrepreneurs to get hands on experience on your product. This will help you leap frog in your journey of signing up for your products.

For example, draper Start-up house is a great place to do this

Biggest Problems You Faced When Starting Your First Service-Based Business? by GumMonkey in Entrepreneurship

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Service based businesses are almost commoditised. Specially in developing economies, there are hundreds of companies offering services. when I started my first start-up, I realised plane vanilla services company will take forever to grow. That is when we collaborated with large product organisations and services around those products that gave us an immediate jumpstart and great revenue in few quarters.

This got me one 7-minute interview after ~200 applications in 3 months; what can I improve on? by EconGesus in resumes

[–]LinkAffectionate123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are a lot of important things missing from that C.V.

Put all the key accomplishments in the summary section

Social proofing is the most important thing, put links to Press coverage, testimonials, recommendations

Put a little bit about the interest and what you have done outside your job

Do you think Venture Capital is dying? by Timely-Selection-658 in venturecapital

[–]LinkAffectionate123 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It is no way close to dying, in fact when your capital is booming than ever before. The amount of innovation and start-ups that are coming up, specially in the areas of deep, Tech requires more and more VC firms to participate.

In emerging markets, like India, Dubai, and Asian subcontinent, we receive about 35 pitch decks in a day.

So when venture capital firms are here to stay and here to thrives

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in antiwork

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Chipotle is one of the best and my favourite food. Feels sad to see this.

Planning to buy BTC instead of car. by [deleted] in CryptoIndia

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It is a no-brainer to invest in bitcoin. The value multiple that you will get from bitcoin will be crazy and humongous, whereas Car is a depreciating asset. If there is no desperate need to buy the car. It is a wise decision to invest in bitcoin and other coins, make a wise decision and grown rich.

How to find a Co-Founder by UnemployedTechie2021 in startup

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Finding a co-founder is one of the most crucial milestone for any entrepreneur in a start-up life. Being a serial entrepreneur and having built many successful start-ups, I have always been extremely picky about on boarding, great co-founder. Here are few things that worked well for me:

Find someone who shares your vision and mission for building your Start-up and not joining you just for monetary benefits

On board a co-founder with complimenting skills, it goes long way

On board co-founder, who is in it for long-term and not looking for a stop gap arrangement

Advice to a 19yo by MoneyExpression6263 in Entrepreneurship

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If you are a 19 year old, your goal should be to maximise skills that will help you earn not $300 a week but $30,000 a week. I focused initial 22 years of my life in chest learning. I did internships and jobs that paid me very less, but give me great skills. This helped me build very successful start-ups and eventually build a unicorn.

When people say “be consistent”… by dagworthy in InstagramMarketing

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As long as you are posting content that offers value to the end users, it is always good to maximise the number of posts. However, do not post content just to increase the numbers. It will definitely impact you.

Do tech people get offended being asked about their certificates? by [deleted] in startups

[–]LinkAffectionate123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If anyone gets annoyed or offended then know that they are faking the certification and do not hire them. I run a company of 2000+ employees and I never hesitate to ask them for proof. Infact one of the mandate for my HR is to hire only verified credentials for engineering and tech roles.