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Why Do Startups Fail? The blog explores the reasons behind startup failures and Key insights include: 1. Ideation Stage: Lack of market research can lead to product-market mismatch 2. Launch Stage: An ineffective business model can hinder scal

What matters most for a startup? 1. At Early Stage: The co-founder matter most. A strong, aligned team with complementary skills can take an idea from concept to execution. Technical skills can be learned, but trust, emotional intelligence, and res

5 Stages of Startup Funding 1. Pre-seed funding stage ★ Is your idea viable? ★ Has your idea been done before? ★ How costly is your venture? ★ What kind of business model will you use? ★ How will you get started? 2. Seed funding stage ★ Product

Former Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt has launched a new robotics startup called The Bot Company, which has been valued at $2 billion in a recent funding round. Key Highlights: Funding: The company raised $150 million from investors, led by Greenoaks. Focus

A sharp rise in respiratory issues has been observed among young adults in recent years, largely due to the increasing air pollution in cities across the globe, especially in India. When we noticed this trend, and some of our friends began experienci

What to Include in a Data Room for Investors: Essential Guide for Startups : Building an Investor Data Room: When to Share What with Investors Never share all company data upfront - even if investors request immediate data room access. Instead, fol

Hey I'm in stage of nothing😐. Actually I want to be an entrepreneur, Till date have worked on 6-7 ideas but nothing is worked. Can I tell you one secret some of them are forgotten by me😅. But the thing is if you have an idea, just do basic level r

Coinbase founder shares the Y Combinator advice that helped Coinbase find product/market fit The first version of any product rarely works, and that’s exactly what happened with Coinbase. When Brian Armstrong, the founder, launched Coinbase, it wa

4. Understand the Risks and Rewards Another key to being successful is taking calculated risks. Besides contemplating the potential rewards if you succeed, a good question to ask is: "What's the downside if this doesn't work out?" If you can answer

The product you are building always need not to be newer to the market, it can be a solution that existing companies can't tackle. Zoom: Solving What Others Couldn't When Zoom launched in 2011, video conferencing tools like Skype, WebEx, and Google