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How important is a problem statement? If you can deliver a better product than the competition ,if it's quicker delivery or cheaper prices. Will it be a issue if there is not a huge problem? For example in the fashion industry if delivery speed is n

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The real question is: Is the improvement significant enough to drive customer acquisition and retention? If faster delivery in fashion can give you a competitive edge and keep customers coming back, it could be a solid business model. Just be prepared to defend your moat when competitors inevitably try to catch up.

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