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Growth hacking tactics that actually worked for your business

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  It all starts with one courageous decision — the decision to grow. Not slowly, but smartly. Not the old way, but the new way. At Roongta Group , we have seen growth not just as the variance of investments, but as the culmination of mindset, momentum, and modern methods. From bringing ideas to thriving industrial space to reinventing real estate in Surat, our growth journey has emerged from growth hacking activities that actually worked. And today we share what made that difference in case your business wants to grow stronger, faster, or smarter. Because in this economy context the greatest opportunity, is not in just owning land or an asset but in figuring out how to scale it. 1. The Mindset Shift: From Playing Safe to Playing Smart The initial growth hack was not a campaign. It was a decision: to no longer wait for opportunities and instead make them happen. At Roongta Group we transitioned from “what is working in the market” to “what will change the market.” That meant t...

What Is the Easiest Way to Validate Your Business Idea Before Launching?

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  Every venture begins with an idea — a thought — that holds promise. While you need more than passion to convert an idea into a successful venture, what differentiates a good idea from a sustainable business is the critical step of validation. At Roongta Group we believe that strong foundations lead to sustainable success. Just like every real estate project is based on a thorough study of the market, you must make sure to have validated the think before you spend any time or money developing it. Validation is not simply finding out if people will like your idea, it’s making sure it can actually work in the market. So, what is the most straightforward and perhaps least risky way of validating your business idea before launching it? Let’s take a look at a professional-style step-by-step process that helps minimize risk, and allows one to make informed decisions based on the data. 1. Discover a Real Problem Begin with discovering a real problem people experience. Strong businesses s...