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What are the key parameters to evaluate whether a product has achieved Product–Market Fit (PMF)?

26: DAD'S REALITY CHECK ARSENAL: When you're drowning in founder fantasies, what's your dad's secret weapon for snapping you back to reality? (Because dads have superpowers for cutting through BS - especially their own kid's) Choose Dad's Reality

The Brutal Reality: 70% of startups fail because they build something no one actually wants. These aren't dumb people - they're brilliant founders with great execution. So WTF is happening? #38 #Started #FounderMistakes #PMF

The Reality of Product-Market Fit "Most startups don’t fail because of poor execution. They fail because they build something nobody wants. 🚫" Here’s the truth: if you’re not solving a problem people care about, no amount of sales, marketing, or

The 40% Test One of the indicator of PMF (product market fit) Imagine Medial shuts down tomorrow What would be your reaction? Vote below from the 4 option If there are 40% votes on "very disappointed" That means medial has is close to achieved its

🚀 Scaling your startup is all about momentum! Once you've hit product-market fit 🎯 it's time to double down on building the right team 👥, expanding your user base 📈 and driving consistent revenue 💰. Strong market positioning 🔥 and strategic inv

"It's good to be touchy about the industry you belong to" -Nikhil Kamath This applies for startups, founders gets obsessed with their company and idea. Founders always need a reality check, it gives us better understanding and acceptance

Calling all founders and entrepreneurs... You've pitched investors, studied their behavior, maybe even raised funding. So here's the million-dollar question: What do you think investors REALLY prioritize when they're deciding whether to write that c

Piyush Goyal shared the viral “India vs China: Startup Reality” photo at the Startup Mahakumbh, but here’s the real reality check: India already has startups in EVs, semiconductors, robotics, AI, and more. We just don’t talk about them enough. While