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yes, if business fundamentals are strong and unit economics is positive

For d2c it’s very much needed. Same for tech products.

Using investor or VC money to gain market share can be sustainable for long-term growth if the investments are strategically utilized to build a strong foundation for sustainable revenue and customer retention.

As long as you have a good product and have ability to increase customer retention

Only if product is great! Brand positioning is great! Money used wisely will definitely work

Yes. With a long withstanding vision it is possible. Otherwise a large scale company can never be built by a middle class aspiring class.

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If product market fit has been achieved properly than spending investor money to grain market share is very good thing. Which will be beneficial for very long term growth.

In my point of build a great product or service in which no one entered until now from scratch build the product, find a co founder who have experience in marketing and then go to a good sustainable business give some worth of share and take small amount do progress show them the results and ask funding then they will get confidence on you, Google and fb do like this only, if there is less compitation that faster profitable

Depends. Not required if you have some IP advantage

Yeah, if you are creating new category loads of money is needed. Once category has been created then you would be the king and can charge any commission you want me ex zomato

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