Ritesh Jha

You know, I had the same idea a long time ago when I was taking the survey and realized it was very time-consuming. This is going to be revolutionary. Well, best wishes to you and your team, and congratulations.

I hosted a few months back webinar for CTOs, CFOs, Project Managers, and IT Heads. To ensure a great turnout, start by creating compelling content and a captivating video. Next, focus on distribution. If you have a website, make sure to include a homepage pop-up and set up a landing page for webinar registration. Consider leveraging LinkedIn ads for maximum reach. When it comes to emails, craft...

Well, a lot of founders are just too busy to focus on personal branding. Even if they do, the content often comes from an in-house team or some personal brand agency, which kills the authenticity since everything is strategically planned. On the other hand, agency owners like Neil Patel, Gary Vee, Ankur Warikoo, etc., have built their entire empires with the foundation of personal branding. So,...

I loved the concept. Overall, DefiPe looks like a promising new platform for the perpetual trading of synthetic assets. Its decentralized and open-source nature is a big plus, and its low fees and high speeds are attractive to traders. Congratulations to the team!

Keep them guessing, or I should say keep them curious. From time to time, give them things to think about. This can be content, announcements, giveaways, or a reveal. Other than that, host something! It can be a talk, a live podcast, some tutorial videos, even what's going on in the world.

I can help you with this; growing on Reddit organically is one hell of a task. If you have other sources and divert some traffic to your subreddit, that would be a great headstart. Moreover, bans mainly occur for internal reasons like spamming links, audience behavior, fake information, and illegal stuff. So, Reddit is very strict about these aspects. I would recommend putting up such good...

Hey Parsanjit, this is a very interesting question. Based on my experience during my early days, I used to go to people and pitch the product to them. But sooner or later, I realized it was not making things better, and it just backfired, as I was invading someone's privacy. Personally, if someone else does that, I wouldn't like it. I found The best solution was community meets, tech events,...

I haven't noticed yet, but I am pretty sure that it may happen soon. LinkedIn will soon become Instagram; now, it has a short-form video feature as well. People are just going mad about personal brands (Well, I am not against it), but it kills the entire meaning of LinkedIn.

Well, I don't trust Quora anymore; it used to be great. But now, many companies are marketing their tools and services there. They create multiple accounts, start a conversation, and answer it, promoting their product. The best alternative platform I found was Reddit. Well, it's not biased, and you get relevant answers.

Well, your question is too good; we all do it subconsciously but never notice. Well, on a monthly basis, both professionally and personally (professional documents, contracts, cheques, Amazon parcels, etc.) I sign 12 documents. What about you?

I like to hang out at cafes, meet new people, and make connections. Music always helps me to chill, but sometimes nothing beats a good nap.

I love playing basketball, even though it's a tough game and there's always a risk of getting banged up. You need to have good stamina, game sense, and body control. The best part about basketball is that you can never be the best – every day is a chance to do better. Some days, you do great; other days, not so much. That drive to improve every day comes from playing basketball for me. I do...

I am keeping the creator and the content aside, but for interface and experience, I will choose Instagram reels over YouTube shorts. Feature-wise, I will again choose Reels as it is very dynamic based on the CTA and whatever outcome you want to achieve.