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Why do founders always pitch to investors, and not the other way around?

Understanding Value Creation and Customer Needs 1. What is Value Creation? Definition: In business, value creation means providing products or services that solve a problem, fulfill a need, or deliver a benefit to your customers. Key Question: How

Strategy For Startup Growth - 3 3Rd part of 4C strategy and read my previous post for better understanding of 4C strategy and implement this now otherwise you never become ceo . 3. Convenience — Is Your Customers Feel Comfortable with your prod

Hey! I'm just doing a small survey to understand better the needs of this product idea that I have It would mean a lot of you can fill this out and share it as much as possible thankyou!

If your social media app needs to be promoted and marketed on other social media app. You have a failed product.

I feel that knowledge gained through working on field is way better than doing an MBA Is this right,feel free to correct me From a perspective of starting a business

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How would you define your phase of life right now? (Feel free to comment any other way to define the phase)

Trying to understand your customer data is very important for your business. It actually sends you signs “what you should work on for improvements” and “what’s lacking in our business that needs significant improvemnt” Understand your data like a sto

An MVP (Minimum Viable Product) is crucial because it allows startups to: 1. Test Ideas Quickly: Validate your concept with real users before investing heavily. 2. Save Time & Money: Focus on core features, avoiding unnecessary development. 3. G