... topic:  virality . There is an endless stream of tools and hacks promising to make your content "explode." It often feels like "going viral" has become the default KPI for every modern business. If you aren't trending, are you even growing? But is going viral a r eal, effective marketing strategy ? Pros: Massive awareness:  You get in front of eyes you never would have reached organically. Social proof:  High numbers can validate your project to investors

... risk of duplicating work. 6. UK property investors have nowhere to quickly and reliably assess refurbishment costs and find verified contractors, leading to weeks of delays and financial risks. 7. Immigrants lack an AI service for finding familiar and verified places (pharmacies, doctors, banks) in a new country, causing daily stress and time loss. 8. Regional media outlets lack news: there is no service for automatically finding local events and topics

... With the advent of clawdbots, it's as if we've all lost our inhibitions and "put our lives completely ...

... dots. Rippli.ai was built to solve that exact problem. Rippli turns a simple query (company, sector, or topic) into a live, structured intelligence view, aggregating news, filings, entities, relationships, and sentiment into a single connected layer. Instead of jumping between tabs, you see how things relate, what matters most, and why. Use cases we re seeing early on: Faster investment

... Honestly, AI exposed how much taste matters. Anyone can generate code now. I keep final calls human, copy, flow, constraints. I worry about architectural laziness. In two years, clarity of intent will separate builders. Comment from Globasoft(@globasoft): Good topic. I m new on PH and just wrote my first comment before this one. I m personally here to extract what I have been brewing in my head for nearly 30 years. AI is much faster but also ... ... years of hands-on experience coding & designing. May not be too bad if it is trained in the right way, but the whole progression needs to be re-examined! Comment from Nathaniel Burke(@ngburke): Great topic

... Wishing you successful launch (even when it is a hobby project) :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @qrepublik_med_id  wishing you the same, Alex. Regarding funding, don't you have co-founders? Because, as I have heard, investors usually fund projects/companies with at least 2 founders. P.S. You must be a super cool guy, do not know many who fly :D Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @mitja_martini  Learning languages is definitely a struggle ... ... doing well at all. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @kavyashree_s1  Regarding public speaking, I have a few tips: practice in front of the camera practice in front of the mirror write down topics

... question that connects those dots: How do we actually make money - in a way that lets this become a self-sustaining business? If you re building in AI, that question is... not easy. I've been thinking about this topic a lot for Ting. I've seen pricing through a lot of angles in my career. At adidas (perceived innovation, even just more logos on item), Yeezy and drops more for hype and scarcity, and at TikTok and Snapchat ... ... with AI, the greatest technology the world has ever seen, I predict the return of three pricing structures which are just so, inherently, human. And that, kinda, makes sense I've written a more in-depth Substack on the topic

... most intense (and impossible-to-ignore) marketing campaigns this entire year came from: @Base44 @ClickUp Cluely @Lovable And I can see some of them even on this platform lately (Base, Lovable so they invest in this community too) I remember these companies even when I really don t want to. Which companies or products had the most massive, in-your-face marketing campaigns for you in 2025? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @byalexai , probably you were a better target ... ... That's interesting. I have never heard about Vanta. Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): @tetianai  we re not talking about ads in the traditional sense here. This is about hundreds, sometimes dozens, of posts and videos around topics

... various topics that include the client's product. (I gained some overview about prices for such a video and need to say that if things go well, it can be a good investment

... model or income stream that happened to be booming at the time. First, it was dropshipping and flipping items. Then came NFTs and everything happening in the crypto space. Now everyone seems obsessed with quick vibecoded AI solutions and investment apartments. Every time, I feel like I m missing out but on the other hand, these trends last only a moment and then disappear. Like little micro-bubbles. Are these things real businesses? And what other income streams have ... ... years. Billa, Nike, etc. But I cannot name one dropshipper I felt like it was just a blink of an eye and it's gone. Comment from Pamela Arienti(@pamela_arienti): @busmark_w_nika That's a very interesting topic

... many tractor brands available today, Preet has become a trusted name for farmers who want power, durability, and affordability. As farmers search for reliable machines for various field operations, Preet tractor price has become one of the most discussed topics in 2025. The brand is known for offering strong performance at a budget-friendly cost, making it a perfect choice for small, medium and large-scale farmers. Preet Tractors is an Indian company that focuses on manufacturing tractors suitable ... ... reliable engineering to ensure the tractors withstand heavy workloads. Whether used on wet fields, rocky surfaces, or uneven terrain, Preet tractors maintain stable performance. With long-lasting build quality and low maintenance needs, farmers get more value from their investment

... Twitter, it is classic many of us follow YCombinator people, Angel Investors, or big indie makers. The most popular are: Garry Tan Levelsio Marc Andreessen Marc Lou Michael Seibel Naval Do you know any other person worth following because of their good takes on entrepreneurship and practical pieces of advice? It can be smaller accounts, too. [P.S.: I do not know why it shows that US flag, I just copied some Twitter link. But I can frame it like: Happy Thanksgiving ... ... connection request! :D Comment from Tulio Sousa(@tuliosousapro): I do like to follow https://x.com/gregisenberg?s=20 because he's always sharing startup ideas and related content. I do like his profile. Comment from Tetiana(@tetianai): Such a great topic

... saving from part-time work and it surprisingly shaped my approach to bigger financial decisions later. Curious, which of your steps ended up being the most unexpectedly useful? Comment from Ashutosh Mutatkar(@ashutosh_mutatkar): Setting up automatic monthly investments instead of trying to time the market. Comment from Ashutosh Mutatkar(@ashutosh_mutatkar): @busmark_w_nika  Ah, Trading 212! I tried it once but ended up switching to Groww since I m in India. How do you like the interface ... ... everything but you are screwed without it. And it doesn t solve all your problems but it solves all your money problems. Comment from Igor Lysenko(@ixord): A very interesting question. I always answer that it s important to invest

... been doing a lot of pitching recently. I went to Web Summit where I got pitched at a lot. And my LinkedIn inbox is non-stop infinity loops of pitching at me. = Therefore, I've been thinking about the topic a lot! I think it's fair and obvious to say, some people can communicate better than others. It's an art. I can't dance either, it's just life. The shame is that some brilliant products seem ... ... that are completely irrelevant, clearly copied and pasted, expecting a reply. When the stakes are higher - funding, partnerships, sales - do the upstream work. It always pays off. Right now, I have a story for Meet-Ting for investors

... years :) Comment from Lara Laurielle(@lara_laurielle): Good question, you've made me think of it, but i don't see myself investing in Ai influencer anytime soon, personally i value genuine human to human engagement to rely on AI for that. Comment from Sydney Layne(@sydney_layne1): i don't think i'll invest

... I ve noticed that my workflow has changed completely over the last year. I rarely start a new project with ...

... successful .) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @elenat  + health is a sensitive topic (sometimes it is hard to find people for testing) Comment from Robin Greenwood(@robingreenwood): @busmark_w_nika  Not sure about Sweden, but a very large part of German's population is 60+ And this upside down pyramid isn't getting any better. It's must-have topic

... investor confidence. I ve seen founders spend 6-9 months untangling bad architecture when they should have been scaling. Curious to hear from this community: Did you ever have to rebuild your MVP from scratch? If so, what did it cost you in time, money, and momentum? For context, I run DevVoid.org where I partner with founders on scalable builds. Always open to chat if this resonates. Comment from Jason Gelsomino(@jason_gelsomino): Agree 100%, great discussion topic

... Moon was more than 50 years ago? (And above all, I feel like we still can t solve basic problems on Earth, let alone expand into space.) I believe several people here might be interested in this kind of topic, at the very least, @konrad_sx Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @tsabary  I am quite suspicious about those rich. Remember what happened to the submarine (Titanic 2 case), when those rich people wanted to see the ship under ... ... billion people; now it is over 8 billion. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @atique_bandukwala1  I think we do not have so a big incentive, it is very costly, and the main reason for investing

... initial traction and build a list Then, work on MOFU and BOFU pieces critical to the business. In our case these were words like "onboarding emails", "marketing automation for saas", etc. Once we had some traction and runway to invest in SEO, I built an engine with authors, proper wide-range keyword strategy and started targetting TOFU words, more pillars, long-tail keywords, etc. Frankly, I wouldn't do SEO like this today. I'd focus much more on founder ... ... Here are some tips: 1. Work on a small project first and see if you gel. Clarify expectations before you begin work. There are great questionnaires on the topic

... know. Comment from Tetiana(@tetianai): I didn't investigate it in detail, but it s true that Reddit has high authority in Google, and AI also pulls information from there. I would say there should be a strategy that involves website SEO: articles, influencer reviews, and forums such as Reddit. It also pulls some articles from Quora, but Quora is not as active now, so you don t really need to invest

... even drop out of school for it. But having listened to some mentors that are working with big financial firms, I have heard that there is so much cash "laying around", losing its value to inflation, that big investors just want to put the money wherever there is an opportunity for the chance of keeping their money's value (not even earning anything on top of it, just keeping its value), so I guess they don't really care whether ... ... since these programs have first appeared in the coldest parts of the world, and are closely related to 'sophistication of planning'. Just something that struck me when I read your comment... Comment from Eliza Kurazova(@eliza_eliza): Really interesting topic

... walk you through how I think Athena landed in WSJ. The hope is that you, as a founder, can reverse-engineer the same playbook and become a better storyteller. The beat reporter A beat reporter regularly covers a specific topic, industry, or area of interest their beat. To pitch effectively, you need to read their coverage to understand what they do (and don t) cover, and consider whether their outlet s readership overlaps with your target audience. I was initially ... ... into? What about your founder s story or background is unique? Do you have a partnership with a recognizable company? Do you have surprising growth or customer data that gives a new perspective on the market? Do you have investors

... Hey there, as you know I launched Rolyai almost 2 weeks ago. And maybe you read my article about the ...

... general. Personally I hope it's Paris that emerges, but I'm definitely biased. Interested to see what others think! Comment from Iman Koma(@ikoma): yes its Germany Comment from Andrei Tudor(@andreitudor14): I recently read about France's investments in expanding its startup ecosystem. From what I'm seeing, France looks like the country pushing the strongest right now in this direction, as Station F, located in Paris, is the world's largest startup campus and incubator. Comment from ... ... grow. Comment from Ricky Guo(@rickyguo): Though I've never physically been to Sweden nor Poland, as an indie video game fan perspective, I will probably bet both Sweden and Poland would have a great potential on the topic