Lookout for Magnitio... • 1y
Hey Adtiya, I'm a recent graduate from IITGN and currently developing a new sensor device for a electronic hardware product (imagine a new class of Tablet devices) but the problem boils down to unit economics. See with the customisation I'll require to integrate the sensor device (applying for a provisional patent rn) into the existing tablet designs is a lot and initially coming up with a unit economics that makes sense for anyone to buy doesn't make sense, else I might have to start selling the product initially at a loss, now granted in the long run, this makes it profitable but how do I start? How do I even start building the first 10 pieces? I have identified and surveyed the market and it is very promising but building the first 5 to 10 pieces....this is where I am stuck. Any advice on how to go about this problem?
Director & CEO @ Exc... • 9m
Mastering Unit Economics Unit economics isn’t just a metric—it’s your startup’s financial DNA. It reveals whether each customer adds value or drains cash. Here’s how to build your unit economics from scratch: 1. Define Your Economic Unit What drives
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Director & CEO @ Exc... • 9m
Decoding Unit Economics for Early-Stage Startups Unit economics is your startup’s compass. It tells you if scaling will make you rich—or broke. Here’s how to decode it, step by step: 1. Define a Unit: This could be a customer, order, or subscriptio
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Director & CEO @ Exc... • 8m
Pivoting -When do the numbers tell you it's time to drastically re-evaluate your startup's core business model?" Financial Red Flags: Consistently Negative Unit Economics: Losing money on every sale with no clear path to profit? Your Customer Acquis
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Simplifying finance.... • 1m
I’ve noticed that many startups celebrate users, orders, and revenue before asking the hardest question: does each unit actually make money? That’s what unit economics reveals. Strip away the hype, and it comes down to whether a business earns more
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Raising millions won’t fix a broken business model. Plenty of startups burn through cash chasing growth, thinking more funding will solve their problems. But if the fundamentals aren’t strong - bad unit economics, no real demand, weak execution - VC
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