out of 95%, the 48% startups failed due to, people really don't need the idea,
no product/market fit
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If people really want something (strong product-market fit), they’ll tolerate mediocre UX.
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Ravi Ranjan
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Give the past Example of an Entrepreneurship where Product was the best in the market but yet the Business failed due to bad marketing or operations ??
Here’s a quick list of failed Indian startups:
1. Zilingo – Shut down due to financial mismanagement.
2. Fynd – Failed due to stiff competition and unsustainable profits.
3. Katerra India – Shutdown due to poor execution and market adaptation is
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