Startups are celebrated, but twice as many failed last year. What do you think is the main reason? Is it poor planning, market fit, or leadership issues—or something deeper? Let me know your thoughts on why startups struggle and what can be done to turn the tide.
Have you ever wondered why 90% of startups fail?
Is it a lack of funding? Poor product-market fit? Or maybe something deeper?
Let’s uncover the real reasons behind these failures and learn what it takes to build a sustainable startup.
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FED KIIT
Federation of entrep... • 8m
What is the most common reason startups fail within the first few years?
A) Lack of funding
B) Poor market fit
C) Ineffective marketing
D) Team conflicts
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Gaurav Garg
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US India Chamber of Commerce Austin • 1y
Want to throw a open question why startup is a hype even though most startups fail/struggle badly but highly skilled freelancers/independent Professionals are not that much celebrated where they are earning well. Another social stigma ?
What do you think plays the biggest role in making a startup unsuccessful?
Is it poor leadership, unmotivated employees, or ineffective strategies? Share your thoughts!
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Himanshu Singh
Help you to build yo... • 3m
Here are some key reasons why people fail while building a startup and how to avoid them:
1. Lack of Market Need (No Product-Market Fit)
Many startups build products that no one actually needs or wants.
Validate your idea with real users before la
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Ashodux
• Business developme... • 1m
Startups fail when founders neglect key areas like marketing, sales, business development, and content creation. Without proper marketing, sales suffer, and growth is limited. Poor cash flow management, failure to adapt to market changes, and interna
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PRATHAM
Experimenting On lea... • 11m
Most common Reasons why most start-ups failed in India ‼️🤔
• Lack Of Market ( TAM , PMF )
• Poor Management and leadership
• insufficient funding and poor finances
• inability to pivot
• intense Competition
• Regulatory Challenges
• Product i
Why Having a Great Product Doesn’t Guarantee Startup Success:
Having an awesome product isn't enough for startup success. 80% of startups fail in the first 18 months due to poor market fit, marketing, or customer engagement. For example, An American
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
