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If your investor doesn’t ask about your moat or assumes you’ll ‘figure it out’ later… run. Smart money wants defensibility from day one.

Everyone talks about product-market fit. I believe in founder-pantry fit. If your own fridge still looks like a failed science experiment, you probably have a market. Mine did. That’s how Sunday FEK was born.

The dust bitter gennie! 🧞 Short Case study SchoolGennie, launched in 2013 by Pradeep Goyal, aimed to revolutionize school management in India 🫣 It crashed and burned within a year, Why? 1. No Market Validation: They didn’t check if anyone actua

The Reality of Product-Market Fit "Most startups don’t fail because of poor execution. They fail because they build something nobody wants. 🚫" Here’s the truth: if you’re not solving a problem people care about, no amount of sales, marketing, or

MOAT is a thing which every business should have to protect themselves from competition Types of MOAT 1) Brand Moat :- Fevicol is synonym to the word glue 2) Taste Moat :- People who love Maggie will never change their habit 3) Network MOAT :- You

They can replicate the product not the person building it. Here’s how I think about Founder Moats: 1) Speed Moat - We move faster than anyone else. Execution is our unfair advantage. 2) Distribution Moat - We have direct access to the audience oth

I'm looking to invest/acquire B2B or B2C SaaS companies with a compelling product and some user traction If you think your product will be a fit, shoot me a DM

Everyone talks about growth. But the smart ones think about "moats". A moat is what protects your business when others try to copy you. And it’s never just your product. It’s how hard you make it for others to steal your position. Want examples? B

What’s Your Biggest Challenge? 🤔 Early-stage entrepreneurs face different challenges every day. What’s your biggest hurdle? 💼 Fundraising? 🚀 Scaling? Or 💡 Finding Product-Market Fit? Let us know in this poll! #StartupChallenges #FounderJourney