Poor cash flow management is a common pitfall and a better solution to that is to set clear budgets, track cash flow, and maintain a financial cushion to navigate tough times.
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Why Do Most Startups Fail?
A. No Market Need...
B. Running Out of Cash...
C. Weak Business Model....
D. Bad Team....
E. Tough Competition....
F. Pricing Issues...
G. Poor Marketing...
H. Ignoring Customers..
I. Scaling Too Fast...
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BLR Startup Pitfalls:
Avoiding Common Traps
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* Market Mismatch: Validate your product-market fit before diving
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In the hospitality industry, managing cash flow is a significant challenge due to delays in payments from hotels and other clients. Despite timely fulfillment of orders, the reliance on credit terms often lead