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If someone wants to start a startup in healthcare today, what should be the 1st step if the idea gets validated?👁️‍🗨️

You validated your startup idea. 
Got 20 signups. You’ve 0 budget. What’s your next move? (No generic “build audience” please. Be real.)

🔍 Step-by-Step Guide to Validate a Startup Idea: Solve a Real Problem Ask yourself: Is this a pain point, or just a trend? ✅ Talk to 10 potential users before building anything. Start Small, Launch Fast Build an MVP (Minimum Viable Product) or even

🚀 Crafting Your MVP:Why MVP Matters: • Validates your idea quickly • Saves time and resources • MVPs can reduce development time by up to 60% Want inspiration? ✨Dropbox MVP • Started with just a video demo • Gathered 70,000 email signups overnight

Hey everyone! I'm starting a new startup and thinking of making progress videos on YouTube and Instagram to get initial attention from users. I'm not entirely sure if my application solves a problem yet, so I plan to share updates and get feedback. W

Working on a great Idea that solves the problem of online education . Wait for it !!

BILLION DOLLAR IDEA 💡: An anonymous feedback social app I’m thinking of creating a social app where users can see what others think about them—like who finds them funny, likable, or even disliked—anonymously. How it works: Users answer fun quest

Let's talk about User Communication 🔥 Learning from Real Insights : - Successful founders engage in meaningful conversations with real users to gain invaluable insights shaping product development. Building Trust and Loyalty : - Direct connection

An app where anyone with 200–1000 Instagram followers can earn ₹5–₹10 by posting a story tagging a brand. Brands get mass exposure through real users instead of expensive influencers or ads. Users earn small rewards. Would you use this? Is this scala

How do you really know if your idea solves a real problem? Not just “cool project” vibes but actual pain, real need, urgency. Most of us try to validate by: - Sending out Google Forms - Asking in group chats - Tweeting “would you use this?” polls -