I’m building a consumer mobile app targeting US and global customers, while development and operations are handled overseas.
Does having a US LLC and positioning it as a US-based brand actually help with customer trust, sales or growth?
Or do customers generally not care where the company is registered as long as the product is good?
Would love to hear from founders who have faced this decision.
I’m building a consumer mobile app from India targeting US and global customers.
For those who have done this, did you continue with an Indian company or register a US LLC?
Does having a US company actually help with customer trust, sales or growth, or does it make little difference for a mobile app?
Would love to hear from founders who have actually faced this decision.
I’m building a consumer mobile app targeting US and global customers, while development and operations are handled overseas.
Does having a US LLC and positioning it as a US-based brand actually help with customer trust, sales or growth?
Or do customers generally not care where the company is registered as long as the product is good?
Would love to hear from founders who have faced this decision.
I’m building a consumer mobile app targeting US and global customers, while development and operations are handled overseas.
Does having a US LLC and positioning it as a US-based brand actually help with customer trust, sales or growth?
Or do customers generally not care where the company is registered as long as the product is good?
Would love to hear from founders who have faced this decision.
Hey dads, I could really use some perspective and advice.
My 2.5-year-old daughter has become heavily dependent on screen time, and we are trapped in a rough cycle. Whenever we try to turn off the TV/tablet or transition to a different activity, it triggers massive, exhausting tantrums.
I want to scale back the screens and help her manage these big feelings, but right now, it feels like every day is a battlefield.
How did you successfully cut down screen time without making your home a permanent war zone?
What are your go-to strategies for handling the transition tantrums?
Are there specific distraction techniques or low-stimulation toys that worked wonders for your toddlers?
Any tips, routines, or solidarity would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, fellas.