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Why do so few startups succeed?
Startups are tough and most fail. Very few make it. But why? Because they need many things to come together for them to become successful. Startups are trying to do in 2 years what regular business
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Chintan Udani
Stealth • 1d
start-ups need to understand that to run a business you need to make profits, heavy marketing can lead to customer growth but not the loyal ones
Now I understand that Indian's don't want to work on hard tech because it's need huge dedication and Research for creating any innovation like Chinese and Japanese start-ups .
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Vikas Acharya
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Medial • 1m
What’s one challenge you’re avoiding that, if faced, could lead to personal growth?
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Aarsh Chaturvedi
Stealth • 28d
i need a good team, kindly message me the ones interested. we need to talk
Real business that can run mostly on auto pilot with limited oversight and churn profits. Also mention potential, initial investment and work to be put initially.
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Vedant SD
Stealth • 5m
PepperTap: A Startup's Rapid Rise and Fall
PepperTap, an online grocery delivery startup in Gurgaon, experienced a meteoric rise but abruptly shut down within two years due to:
* Overexpansion: Rapid growth without a sustainable foundation.
* Fina
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Akshat Garg
Stealth • 8m
Growth isn't just about scaling numbers.
It's about:
• Deepening customer relationships
• Innovating beyond the competition
• Expanding your network strategically
• Investing in your team's development
• Learning from failures, not just successes
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Elon musk
Stealth • 7m
Time is like a treadmill, u need to run or walk if not , u know the result.
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Mayank Kumar
Stealth • 3m
How D2C brand use data to build deeper customer connections and skyrocket sales!
Audience identification and segmentation enable tailored marketing, personalized experiences, and better customer retention. D2C brands like Glossier, Dollar Shave Club
