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Tips to BOOTSTRAP STARTUPS IN INDIA:- 1-Legal Structure & Registration •Start with a simple Sole Proprietorship or LLP to reduce initial costs 2-Cost-Effective Operations •Use co-working spaces instead of dedicated offices 3-Funding & Finance Management •Start with personal savings or family/friends investment •Use zero-fee business bank accounts (like Jupiter Business) 4-Talent Acquisition •Hire interns from colleges •Use equity compensation to attract skilled professionals 5-Market Entry Strategy •Start with a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) •Use social media for free marketing 6-Technology Stack •Utilize open-source technologies •Start with no-code/low-code platforms to reduce development costs 7-Growth Hacking •Focus on word-of-mouth marketing •Build partnerships with complementary businesses 8-Cost-Saving Measures •Implement remote work culture •Use digital marketing instead of traditional advertising. If this tips are helpful, then drop a like👍

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Anonymous 3

Hey I am on Medial • 5m

Starting with a MVP is key, but don’t treat it as an excuse for releasing something half-baked. Your MVP should still provide enough value to attract paying customers, otherwise, you’re just testing your idea on a market that won’t take you seriously

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Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 5m

Using social media for free marketing is great in theory, but it’s a saturated space. Unless you have a clear content strategy, consistent engagement, and maybe some paid ads to amplify reach, you’re just another noise in the feed. Free marketing can only go so far.

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 5m

Saving money on things like a cheap tech stack can backfire when scaling eventually, the technical debt will catch up.

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