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Business Terms TAM stands for Total Addressable Market, a key metric in business. It estimates the total revenue possible by selling your product to everyone in the market who could potentially benefit from it.Businesses use TAM to gauge market size,

Good evening, everyone. What are the main challenges that occur while scaling a startup? 1.Total addressable market 2.Marketing 3.Team building 4.Financial management 5. Operations What are your thoughts?

The Indian gifting market in India, boasts a significant market size of $30 billion. While the digital space contributes $400 million to this total, the majority comes from traditional channels.

The Most Important Thing about Starting a Business is about Market Research Entrepreneur should have knowledge about the market Q1) What is the Total Addressable Market Size ? Q2) Is the Industry a Sunrise or Sunset ? Q3) Is their need for your pro

This new seed stage startup is offering me 30% less salary and ESOP’s worth 2x my annual comp saying that it will explode 10x in the next round? Sould I take it or pass?

Hello Guys, I am starting one series of content regarding to the Finance, Startups, Venture Capital Firms and Investment Banking etc.📈💭🚀 Let's Discuss with How VC's determine the valuation of startup 🤩🚀💯❓ •TAM : See the Total Addressable Mark

Al candidate to win US Presidential polls in 2032, jokes Musk Billionaire Elon Musk at a recent event joked that Al will lead the US Presidential elections in 2032. When asked who will win the 2024 elections, Musk said, "Who do you think will win th

Hey everyone this is just a question to all you who are in binary options trading with apps like quotex and pocket option I think their markets are otc market and is this otc market are algo based Market or you know some type pre historical market ch

To enter a market, understanding three key metrics is most important in any business field: 1) TAM (Total Addressable Market): The total demand for a product or service without limitations. Example: If 10 million people worldwide might buy $100 he

How hard is it to raise capital in this market? Should I even try? I am building a SaaS product and we have our MVP ready, I was wondering if I should start approaching micro-funds/VCs to raise some capital maybe 1-4 cr to advance our product and ge