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💥 "Startups Are Failing Because They’re Too Busy Copying Corporates!" 💥 Startups often think they need to operate like big corporations to succeed. Here's the brutal truth: Corporates can crush startups because they’ve mastered the game YOU are tr

Corporates take big risks and have money. Then why startups exist? 1. Corporates hate UNCERTAINTY: They take risk by building scenarios & models, so avoids whats uncertain 2. Less data: Before AirBnB they cudnt model market size of ppl renting beds

There are several startup non refundable grants available internationally and nationally . do any of you know how to apply for them please let's connect. I need to apply grants for several of my startups .

Number of startups are on a rise. And with them, there are several sectors booming which aid those startups. One such website is Crunchbase. It gives a list of newly fu ded startups along with other info about it. But it comes with a fee of 8k per

Top 20 Reasons Why Startups Fail: Insights from 101 Startup Post-Mortems. 📉 For anyone building a startup, understanding these pitfalls can be key to avoiding them. Which one do you think is the hardest to overcome. ❓

Did you know ❓️❓️ In FY'24, more than two dozen startups with revenues of over Rs 500 Cr posted improved financial performance . Startups like Purplle, Porter, Lenskart and PhonePe achieved growth and better margins while others focused on reducing

Looking for a Tech Co Founder for my B2B Saas Startup . 1. Should know how to build a saas platform completely, deep understanding of tecg 2. 100% all in, full time 3. Should ideally have worked in corporates or startups for 1-2 years 4. Preferabl

Successful startup case studies are common. But we usually don't tend to discuss about what did the failing startups do wrong? Don't you think it's important to have case studies equally informative and appealing for things done wrong by several c

Hey guys, what do you think? As most users of this platform are youngsters, I think the showcase should prioritize good ideas first, rather than already established startups (those with existing websites, etc.). I don't think this amount can make a s

🚀 Turning an idea into reality is more than just passion—it’s about execution. But what’s the right sequence? 🔹 Validate the idea 🔹 Build a prototype 🔹 Get user feedback 🔹 Iterate & refine 🔹 Scale with the right strategy I’m figuring this out