Sang
Create a free digital business card and share your profile instantly with a QR code or NFC tap.
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Sang is a free, smart, and paperless digital business card maker that allows you to create a professional digital profile. It enables you to share your contact details instantly using a QR code or an NFC tap, eliminating the need for traditional paper business cards.\n\nThe platform is designed for professionals, entrepreneurs, and anyone looking to streamline their networking. It simplifies the contact-sharing process by allowing recipients to save your information directly as a vCard with a single tap.\n\nWhat sets Sang apart is its frictionless user experience. Recipients do not need to download or install any external application to receive your contact details, making sharing seamless, instant, and highly accessible.
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What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
it's just a lot easier when you when you don't take their money you can you can you can try all kinds of things and then the things that are working if you you know then it's a small bet for you to take the capital because now the thing's already working
A working business has leverage; an idea with VC dollars has none
VC funding traps founders in a single bet they can't walk away from. Make the thing work first using small bets, then take capital only if it accelerates something already proven. The unfunded operator has the option to try ten things and keep what works; the funded one has to make the chosen thing succeed.
you shouldn't be creating a course up front as your first project like creating a course the people who want to take a course usually are quite quiet... so imagine that's your first product you're not optimizing for feedback or for insights or signals that's pretty bad but I keep telling people hey do a live Workshop do a challenge that's the kind of product that bring people next to you
Don't make a course your first paid product — start with workshop or challenge
Courses are silent buyers — they pay, consume, and rarely tell you what worked or what didn't. Terrible feedback signal for your first product. Start with a live workshop or a 30-day challenge instead: both formats put paying customers directly in your DMs, asking questions, surfacing confusion, and showing you exactly what to put in the eventual self-serve course. Build the course as v3 of your offering, not v1.
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