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Money • 6m
Most early-stage founders don’t need a VC. They need this. You actually need 100 users who’d scream if your product disappeared. So for all idea-stage founders: 👉 Validate the pain first. 👉 Then validate your insight. 👉 Then test your way to 10 users who say “Shut up and take my money.” That’s your real funding round - paid with belief, not equity. Only after that do you need a VC. Most of the time? You’re fundraising to feel legit. Build signal. Then raise. Not the other way around.
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Techsaga Corporations • 1y
Here are 5 ways to quickly validate your startup idea 💡: 👉 Start a Discussion - Pose your concept on relevant forums to gauge interest and feedback. Pay attention to questions asked to refine your value proposition. 👉 Targeted Surveys - Poll y
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To build my vision • 3m
The founders in chaos need to hear this… In the early stage, it’s not about perfection — it’s about speed, consistency, and small wins that stack. But too many founders fall into the trap of overthinking, burning capital, and building in directions
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Codestam Technologies • 9m
If your product breaks under 100 users, scaling is not your next step. Here’s the hard truth most early-stage founders miss: > You don’t need 1M users. You need 10 happy ones — and a backend that doesn’t scream in pain. Here’s what we tell every
See MoreHey I am on Medial • 5m
🚨 What the heck is Funding-Market Fit? I learned it the hard way. When I started building my travel-tech idea, I got pulled into “startup paperwork mode”: 👉 Should we register as Pvt Ltd or LLP? 👉 What about compliance costs? 👉 Do we need a CA o
See MoreBuilding products, l... • 8m
Share your business ideas in this format. And let others validate it. Problem: (problem u r trying to solve) Idea: (How r u solving it) Challenges: (The current challenges u r facing. Ex: Need a tech person, marketing person) Stage: (what stage r
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