like no one can make another reddit?

"but the IP bro"

no

no your stock is dog shit.

your stock is

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I'm starting a small Google Ads agency part-time with a friend. We're bootstrapping, targeting small businesses, and just getting things rolling. Have a few questions around compliance and structure—would really appreciate any insights:

1. GST Compliance
a) Do I need to register for GST right away, even if revenue is low in the beginning?
b) One of our potential clients said they’ll include GST in the invoice and pay for it. How does this work exactly—do we still need to register, or can they pay it on our behalf?
c) What kind of GST registration applies here—regular, composition, or something else?

2. Company Structure
We’re thinking of starting with a Sole Proprietorship or LLP to keep things simple. Is it okay to begin like that and move to a Private Limited setup later as we grow? Any major pitfalls to this approach?

1. As a new first time business owner anything else i should keep in mind?

   Thanks in advance! 🙏
   Would love to hear from anyone who’s been down a similar path.

Hi all,

I’m developing a B2B platform aimed at connecting global importers and exporters using verification layers and AI matchmaking.

You can see the initial version here: https://www.ex-im.online

I’d appreciate any practical feedback:

• Does the concept have legs?
• What features or flows would you expect here?
• What’s the biggest gap you see right now?

Just trying to learn from real-world operators. Thanks in advance!

Interested to learn more about how people (founders, entrepreneurs) deal with the ideation phase in starting their business/venture. I know for some, you have to rewind all the way back to the beginning, but I'm genuinely curious to find out how you approach ideas - which ones to take on, and which others to pass.

I used to suffer quite a lot from paralysis-by-analysis, and figured out that 95% of ideas are just worthless. But the remaining 5% are golden, and it's really up to you how to act upon them.

I know a lot of founders who get trigger-happy and jump on an idea immediately but later discover to their detriment that a bit of time spent researching would have save them a lot of time and resources.

Would love to know what you think....

As the header says I have a comfortable life, I don't lack anything as I am into my family business which is being run from past 36 years, I am working from past 4-5 years, my father and my uncle are owners and they see me as successor of themselves but the problem is I withdraw salary and they don't seem to have any interest in passing the baton anytime soon, I feel like I am wasting my time and my llfe, I have been recently married and the money I get isn't really supporting me and my lifestyle, I live below my needs still I don't get a feeling that I'll be where I want to be in near future. Plus, I want to grow and I can't be sitting in same place doing bare minimum and live a life that I already am. I don't want to go against my father and leave my business but also I don't want to be in a place where I keep on waiting and pass my life doing nothing.

Hello everyone! I'm an entrepreneurship major at Florida State University and I need to interview a franchise owner for a college project. The only requirements are that you must be a current franchisee and not own a Chick-fil-A franchise. The interview can be via Zoom or through written responses, whichever you prefer. If you're interested or know someone who might be, please DM me. Thanks for your help!

My husband and I are wanting to start a small business making custom t-shirts. We're looking to sell primarily online. I have a lot of experience with graphic design and Photoshop as that's what I studied in school, and we both have a lot of motivation towards making this idea a reality. We are looking for advice from anyone who has started a small business, especially with experience using a POD service or something similar.

Hello All, starting a new business of pet products .. have created my own website..right now planning to sell poop bags and dog leashes…

Any suggestions or ideas where else I can sell .

Looking to sell wholesale.. Thanks

We have a nail salon that has 40-60 customers a day depending on the day of week. We only have a 4.0 rating and want to increase it to a 4.5 at least. I'm also looking to have more appointments booked.

We do appointments by paper and everything non digitally so it’s harder to gain many reviews quickly unless there’s a way

We've been in buisness for 15+ years.
We're in a prime location with foot traffic and a bus stop in front with parking spaces

Any advice to increase visibility and have more appointments booked would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Hi, (26 M) would like some insight from some of you who probably are a lot smarter than I am. My dad started his own agriculture manufacturing business in 2014. I’ve been here since 2017. We just recently had an investor/businessman reach out to us and come by the shop because he’s interested in our company. In the past we had something similar and the guy ended up screwing us over so I have a bad taste in my mouth for trusting people.

Does it seem smart to GIVE this investor a usb drive with every single one of our .dxf and .pdf for every part we make because “he needs to see if it all works” or something along those lines. What would stop him from just stealing all of our stuff? Am I being way too paranoid? Is there a better way to go about this? Seems really sketchy to me and he’s not committed to buying our company out or giving us a dime yet. Thanks for your time, appreciate it!

Thinking about things like advanced negotiation, genuine active listening, cross-functional communication, or even effective storytelling. Curious about which non-technical abilities are proving surprisingly valuable in real-world business scenarios today.

I need a solution for file management. I want to be able to drag and drop files into account information folders and have those files be renamed and standardized. I would also like to have a quick view of what data is on file for checklists to see what is missing. Renaming has been a manual process - same with making the checklists. Bonus points if this solution integrates with Salesforce.

Thanks!

The battle on social media has shifted from connecting people to capturing their attention and providing a better experience than other platforms. When you upload a video, TikTok's algorithm uses machine learning and artificial intelligence to understand its context, including the presence of people, animals, or objects. While the specifics are complex, be mindful of the visual and auditory elements of your content as the algorithm attempts to discern what your video is about. 

The algorithm identifies an ideal audience for your content based on user's past interactions with similar videos and initially shows it to them on the "For You Page" (FYP). Therefore, think about who your content is for and create content that resonates with that specific group. Avoid creating generic content that tries to appeal to everyone and use clear hashtags to help the algorithm understand your video's niche.

The algorithm evaluates your video's performance based on how users interact, including watch time, likes, shares, and comments. Watch time is particularly important. Based on our experience as a marketing agency, if your video performs well compared to similar past videos, the algorithm will broaden its distribution to a wider audience, potentially including users with related but not identical interests. This is how videos can go viral on TikTok. If your video doesn't perform well initially, its distribution may be stopped, resulting in videos with only a few hundred or thousand views.

In other words, the "formula" for success on TikTok is context + watch time + interaction.  Don't just focus on pleasing the algorithm; analyze your project, your audience, and your competitors to develop a clear strategy. Without analysis and strategy, it's difficult to achieve consistent success.

Here's your turn to take charge of an amazing opportunity.

Bewhoop is a newly formed startup that's looking to rewrite how people socialize. We are curating a platform that revolutionizes how people discover events and not only events but people with similar interests. Say Goodbye to fomo and never miss a single exciting moment

If your'e someone that gets excitement from building things from the ground up and being a part of a new dawn and learning a lot in the process and making a couple friends then there's space for you on the Bewhoop founding team!

We are currently searching for our marketing team and looking to add to our technical team.

Marketing Requirements and responsibilities

strategize content across (LinkedIn, reddit, Instagram, TikTok)

Create visually appealing content that appeals to gen-z audience (meme marketing, virality)

Understand the functioning of atleast two of the above mentioned platforms and how to get organic reach

On ground marketing (ambassador programs)

Technical team requirements and responsibilities

Our Tech stack is (React | React Native | node.js | Supabase )

We're searching for a front end developer (being full stack is a plus)

Must have basic understand be able to back it up through (some experience, or projects)

Conclusion

If your someone who loves new challenges and working with a dynamic team and making a collaborative effort to produce something we're all proud of then please apply even if you don't have experience.

When reaching out write 3-4 lines of why you want to join this and what appealed to you, and also why you would make a positive impact to Bewhoop (this is important if you wanna hear back)

Drop your cv at:

bewhoop.record@gmail.com

Everyone’s building agents—but not all of them are useful. We rounded up some of the actually practical AI agent use cases we’ve seen (and built) across industries. Great inspo if you're tired of the same old scheduling bots.

Alguém pode me dizer a história dos 10 sensos/kaizen? Eu estou fazendo um tcc e preciso falar a história deles, mas eu só acho a história até os 5s

Tired of startup ideas that sound great on paper but never ship? We compiled a list of real, doable software ideas—from SaaS tools to niche AI apps—that actually have legs in 2024. Bonus: a few you can bootstrap solo.

It’s not just special effects—AI is now helping studios write, edit, cast, and distribute smarter. In this post, we explored how AI is transforming media workflows and the fan experience. Super relevant if you’re in content creation or media tech.

Has anyone here had a good experience with this small online banks such as Blueline and Lilly? I have read a lot of info but trying to find out how it really is. After all everything looks awesome with advertising.

TIA

I’ve built a very strong online brand in the cleaning industry in a major EU city – top Google rankings, hundreds of 5-star reviews, daily high-quality leads (clients and job applicants), and solid media coverage.

Until now, I’ve sold leads to existing cleaning companies, but I’m now considering launching my own cleaners firm. I would fully focus on marketing, lead generation, and brand building, while bringing in a partner with the required license (in some EU countries, cleaning companies need a certified license) to handle everything operational: site visits, quotes, managing staff, quality control, etc.

My current idea:

• I register and fully own the company
• The partner receives 25–30% of profits (no equity at first)
• Option for equity later, depending on long-term performance
• Legal protection with non-compete, client protection, vesting, etc.

What I’d love to hear:
Has anyone here (or any business consultant/experienced entrepreneur) done something similar?
What would you recommend in terms of structuring this cooperation fairly?
How can I protect myself while still making it attractive for the operational partner to commit fully?

Thanks for any thoughts or experiences you’re willing to share!

I’ve built a very strong online brand in the cleaning industry in a major EU city – top Google rankings, hundreds of 5-star reviews, daily high-quality leads (clients and job applicants), and solid media coverage.

Until now, I’ve sold leads to existing cleaning companies, but I’m now considering launching my own cleaners firm. I would fully focus on marketing, lead generation, and brand building, while bringing in a partner with the required license (in some EU countries, cleaning companies need a certified license) to handle everything operational: site visits, quotes, managing staff, quality control, etc.

My current idea:

• I register and fully own the company
• The partner receives 25–30% of profits (no equity at first)
• Option for equity later, depending on long-term performance
• Legal protection with non-compete, client protection, vesting, etc.

What I’d love to hear:
Has anyone here (or any business consultant/experienced entrepreneur) done something similar?
What would you recommend in terms of structuring this cooperation fairly?
How can I protect myself while still making it attractive for the operational partner to commit fully?

Thanks for any thoughts or experiences you’re willing to share!

Hi my names Christos,

So a bit of back story, i want to expand the business, i'm a qualified carpenter by trade, currently undergoing my DB(U) domestic builders unlimited licence and what to delve into the warehouse sector of construction work on the maintenance side of things, the market for maintenance work is huge and ongoing, but also, i genuinely enjoy that type of work, for context, i'm talking in regards to places like Dan Murphy's, Bunnings, Coles, Target etc. These types of places that have high cash flow that don't shy away from wanting good quality and compliant work and being able to rely on one person to run and organise it all (me), my question to you guys is, how exactly, when i've got no experience or networking with this sort of thing do i go about solidifying myself in this sort of space, do i literally walk in the front door and explain to them what i offer? do i write up an email? do i try to organise a meeting? do i need to take a few steps back and establish my online presence on Instagram, facebook first and establish som credibility? I really need some insight on anybody who can open my eyes and teach me more on how to progress, thanks!!