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even if your UI looks like its from 2004, if it solves a real problem, you’re already winning.

A company isn't something you force. You build a product, launch it, gather feedback - and if it solves a real problem, the company naturally happens.

If you have to convince people your product is useful, it’s probably not. Real value doesn’t need a sales pitch—it speaks for itself. If people aren’t getting it, the problem isn’t their understanding, it’s your product. Fix that first.

You must delete ONE from the startup world forever: 
A. MVP
B. Fundraising
C. Pitch Decks
D. Market Research Which one are you deleting and why?

The best marketing is often a product that solves a real problem exceptionally well. Focus on value creation.

Guys, I’ve got 40+ real startup pitch decks that successfully raised funding. If you want the link, DM me!

You don’t need a fancy pitch deck. You need a working AI product. Founders spend weeks perfecting pitch decks. But you know what really impresses VCs? 📱 A functional AI app ⚙️ A smooth SaaS platform 📊 Working analytics 🎯 Real users We help you

Most “idea-stage” pitches fail because the founder is too focused on the product. Building the product is the fun part. But that’s not what investors buy into - especially early. They’re not investing in your features. They’re investing in: a. Your

Day 1 of making my pitch deck for JoinUp I have only reached slide no. 3 defining problem and putting in the proof that problem exists. Pitch decks are tiring 🙂

Real Talks👋 Why Do Startups Fail? Forget the pitch decks. Why do most early-stage startups actually fail? Give your one-line reason.