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Why Having a Great Product Doesn’t Guarantee Startup Success: Having an awesome product isn't enough for startup success. 80% of startups fail in the first 18 months due to poor market fit, marketing, or customer engagement. For example, An American

🎯 Phase 4: Strategic Alignment for Ultimate Success! 🚀💡 At this stage it’s all about dominating the market, securing key partnerships and setting up for potential M&A moves! ✅🔝 With strong financials, efficient operations and top talent in plac

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Want to know why most startups fail? The answer lies in the Valley of Value Creation. Here's what I learned about creating true value in business: • You must find the sweet spot between rare AND valuable • Building what YOU want isn't enough •

🔥 What's the Most important For Startup & Why Prescribal had to shut down ? We often hear that ideas are cheap and execution is everything. But there's another critical factor that's often overlooked: timing. In the world of startups, it's not ju

This has changed my life .... In my entrepreneurial journey, I have learned a most important lesson: market fit matters more than hard work. Too often, dedicated individuals focus solely on sales efforts, only to be disappointed due to a lack of ma

Koo's Fall: Twitter's Indian Challenger Bows Out India's homegrown Twitter rival, Koo, is shutting down. Let's unpack its journey: The Rise: → 9M+ monthly active users → $285.5M valuation → Multilingual appeal The Fall: 1. Funding Drought • Add

Welcome to Day 6 of my 30-day Business & Entrepreneurship series! Today’s edition is all about external forces that can make or break your startup: Regulations: Costs, barriers, and hidden opportunities (Stripe vs. Uber stories) Geopolitics:

Should you build in public or in stealth? Here’s the brutal truth. A few years ago, I met two founders: Same idea, same market, different approach. Founder A went full stealth mode—no tweets, no LinkedIn updates, NDA for everything. He believed sec

Y combinators advice to Young Founders- Launch quickly to gather feedback and iterate. Do unscalable tasks initially for deep market understanding. Focus on achieving 90% results with 10% effort. Prioritize coding and user interaction, avoiding di