From r/StartUpIndia: A few weeks ago I posted here about my mom, who makes sweets at home in Rajasthan, and how we'd just put them online. A lot of you ordered, commented and gave feedback, so here's an honest update. What worked Reddit itself. Most of our first 8-10 orders came from people who read the story here.
Vinod Khosla is doubling down on the bet that one-size-fits-all websites are numbered.
Odessia was founded by Sonder's Francis Davidson; OpenAI has not said what it plans for travel.
Businesses in ChatGPT (beta) lets businesses claim verified profiles and see how often ChatGPT mentions them; US e-commerce and online-service firms can launch their own agents.
Cody Schneider walks through the data and tool setup an agent needs to do marketing work; 64k views.
A founder's own account of five months stuck at $200-300 MRR before growth picked up; figures are the poster's claim.
A 20-year-old from a clothing-manufacturing family tested export surplus on Reddit and got 40+ orders; asks whether to launch a D2C brand.
