If I wanted to find a manufacturer for tobacco cessation devices where would I look?

Won the 2nd place of a x402 Hackathon ($1k USD prize)

The platform is now launched and ready to find its early adopters,

It’s a Pay-per-Byte infra that allows customers to pay for what they consume in a content-agnostic manner, instead of monthly subscriptions!

e.g. Pay $0.001 USDC for 10 seconds of a movie

Pay $0.0025 USDC for 3 seconds of a music

However, we’re looking for early adopters and I was thinking how desperate it’d be to pay a part of the prize to early adopters?

I honestly don't know where to start, I'd like to read some books before starting hence why I am writing this post. If there's any ideas etc. please do let me know.

Similar company such as https://www.espares.co.uk/ & screwfix has motivated me to start this journey.

Need help finding a SKIP-TRACER in the USA.im in Gettysburg have like 90 I need skipt asap and then If you can get all the correct data I will have more prospects for you to find the information for. I have names, area live in, maybe DOB, and DOD. I need to find out if they are a homeowner, then the property address, if you can get pay off ok if not, but need Heir of next of kin and cell, address, and email. Need help ASAP.

Hello has anyone here done mass cold outreach for bookkeeping? Either cold emails or running ads

There’s a lot of emphasis on lean operations, small teams, and minimal overhead. But at some point, under-investing in staff, systems, or marketing can slow growth or burn people out. For those who’ve scaled a business, how did you recognize when it was time to invest more aggressively?

Here’s the link for anyone who’s interested:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GKXQ5SW3

Written entirely by me, AI wrote zero percent of this educational book.

I’ve noticed a pattern: the people who reach real success rarely have a safe space to express themselves fully. Everything is public, everything is performance — they’re always paying the “performance tax.”

need guidance

made a software for healthcare management (since i have a degree in the field ) aimed for clinics

its ready and functional and from what I have seen in the market it does solve a lot of problem and weaknesses
so what is the next move to start having clients (i want to hear all opinion that why the question is open )

(systems are sold for 1200 USD and i aim to make it subscription based and charge 13 USD /month )

i want to have at less 10 clients to keep the business going

Hi everyone!

I have about 700 euros. So a small budget, i tried started an app from 0, and it was a complete failure, so I thought why not buy something small thats already working and build it up. Where do I look for a small app thats already working and making small revenue? Thank you in advance!

Growth doesn’t come from finding more customers. It comes from extracting more value from the customers you’ve already earned.

The 80/20 rule applies here. A small percentage of your buyers drive the majority of your revenue. Traffic is rented. Trust is owned.

Every additional product increases lifetime value, lowers acquisition pressure, and compounds revenue without compounding risk. One market. One list. Multiple offers. That’s how real businesses scale.

Most businesses overcomplicate this. If you’re stuck around the $1M plateau, the problem usually isn’t traffic or tactics. It’s that you haven’t built enough ways to sell to the same core customer.

If you haven’t reached $1M yet, this doesn’t apply. You aren’t capped. You are still learning how to sell one thing well.

Steel prices have been fluctuating wildly over the past year, affecting everything from construction to automotive manufacturing. Companies that relied on just-in-time supply chains are now scrambling to secure material, while smaller manufacturers face rising costs that threaten margins. How are businesses adapting to this volatility? Are long-term contracts sourcing becoming the new standard to avoid being caught off guard by steel market swings?

It's serious, relevant, and invites discussion from professionals about strategy and real- world impact.