The best advice for a startup?
Alex Egorov
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My tip: Just do it!
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Muballigur Rahman Choudhury@muballigur
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Believe in what you are doing.
Focus on doing 1 thing well and 1 thing only.
@cameronscully_ totally agree. Sometimes, we desire to achieve so many things that we can't finish them all.
Begin networking as soon as possible :)
@alex_egorov Oh, I'm not an introverted person. On the contrary, that's more accurate. It's just that English is not my native language, and the limitation in foreign languages slows down my networking process lol :)
Validate your idea and build features based on user problems
Accept failures in strategies and devise new strategies, just like that.
Focus on solving a real problem or addressing a genuine need in the market.
The key advice for a startup is that being the first in the market doesn't always guarantee success.
It's important to focus on understanding how your product serves the market, identify the right platform for marketing, and target the appropriate audience.
Don't lie to yourself
Find the team which will believe in your idea and prodcut as much as you do.
Yeah, I also think that Just do it.
Launching soon!
Talk to user, build landing page show your idea talk to user again iterate build it talk to user again and again ...
- Validate and Share your idea Early to make sure it’s real problem
- Talk to your users don’t be scared to be Vulnerable to their criticism
- Every Feedback Message it’s a Gift to support your Product.
- Great Product without Passionate And solid team, it will never be launched.
- Competitors are Healthy, Help you educate the Market, Give variety of pricing points and Push Creativity.
Launching Soon: Inpost.ai
When it comes to advice for startups, there's no one-size-fits-all answer, but a few key principles can make a big difference. Firstly, stay adaptable – the business landscape is always changing, so being flexible and willing to adjust your approach is crucial. Secondly, don't be afraid to seek advice and learn from others' experiences. Networking and mentorship can be invaluable resources on your journey.
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