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Vishnu kumaran

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Why do most new startup focuses on solving problem for tire 1 cities? This is the question I had for very long time. In past few years I've come across many new startups that solves problem for tire 1 cities. Why is it? But of course it has reasons

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Most startups go for Tire 1 cities first because they offer immediate market validation and attract investors. It’s like how Bollywood films often debut in major cities before hitting smaller towns. Investors prefer markets where they can see quicker returns and measurable success. The problem with Tire 2 and 3 cities is that the user base might be large, but the purchasing power and infrastructure aren’t as robust, making it a tougher nut to crack.

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