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Rupesh Tiwari

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Why does a startup fail? 1. Lack of Market Need The product or service doesn’t solve a real problem or isn’t something people are willing to pay for. Poor market research leads to misjudging customer demand. 2. Running Out of Money Startups often burn through cash too quickly before becoming profitable. Poor financial management or failure to secure enough funding. 3. Weak Business Model Not having a clear plan for revenue generation. Relying too much on investments instead of sustainable income. 4. Poor Marketing & Sales Failing to reach the right audience or ineffective branding. Overestimating word-of-mouth and underinvesting in marketing. 5. Competition & Market Changes Stronger competitors offering better products or services. Market shifts, technological disruptions, or new regulations. 6. Leadership & Team Issues Lack of experience or bad decision-making by founders. Internal conflicts or not hiring the right people. 7. Scaling Too Quickly Expanding before achieving product-market fit. Hiring too many employees or spending too much before generating consistent revenue.

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Abhiksit Bose

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Rightly said. People think let's just start a startup and investment uthake capital gain ho jayega but the forget to focus on a sustainable income first

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Anonymous 1

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You can fix a bad product, pivot a weak strategy, or even recover from money problems but if you ignore market reality, burn cash recklessly, or refuse to adapt, you’re just speeding toward failure or slowly crawling. 💀

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