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Why 95% Startup Fails ? What's The Most Common Mistakes ? 1=} LACK OF MARKET RESEARCH — Start-Ups is assuming that there is a demand, for their product or service without conducting market research. This can lead to investing resources in cl

Day 55: BLR Startup Pitfalls: Avoiding Common Traps The Bengaluru startup scene is full of promise, but it's also riddled with pitfalls. Here's how to navigate the challenges: * Market Mismatch: Validate your product-market fit before diving

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... J. Legal & Regulat

15 Leadership Mistakes to Avoid If You Want Fast Business Growth Want to scale quickly? Avoid these Leadership pitfalls: 1. Micromanaging: Trust your team or risk stifling innovation. 2. Avoiding Delegation: Let others lead. Empowerment drives prog

Before outreach starts, research needs to speak. 💡 Post Content (Business-Focused): One mistake I often see: Startups and agencies launch campaigns before validating if the audience is the right fit. Here’s what I do before any lead generation beg

Avoid These Mistakes When Building Your IT Agency Starting an IT agency is exciting, but common mistakes can derail growth. ✅ Mistake 1: Ignoring Sales – Tech skills alone won’t bring clients. Prioritize sales to generate revenue. ✅ Mistake 2: Hiri

10 Mistakes That Can Kill Your Startup (A thread every founder should read!) 1. Chasing too many ideas – Focus is your superpower. 2. No planning or poor planning – Strategy > luck. 3. Ignoring design – Good design = better trust & UX. 4. Not bui

Don’t rush into building a marketing team before structuring your strategy. As an entrepreneur, start by consulting marketers who’ve already delivered results in your niche. Understand the market, define positioning, pricing, and identify leaks in y

Common Mistakes by Young Bootstrapped Startup Founders 1. Not defining your target market. Know who's buying. 2. Launching at the wrong time. 3. Missing the right co-founder. Find the right partner. 4. Trying to do everything alone. Build a team.

This isn’t a startup era. It’s a startup cosplay epidemic. Everyone’s a “founder” — no product, no team, no traction — just a pitch deck, a landing page, and a LinkedIn bio that screams “building stealth.” They’re not solving problems. They’re solv