Startup issues (inspired by Saturday meeting)
Why startups do not have success?
Such thoughts have long been spinning in my head, but finally formed after the Saturday meeting of startups.
1. The creators cannot take a sober look at their project .
Very often, startups start to devote themselves entirely to their project and lose the opportunity to adequately assess the disadvantages. What are the cons? Below, I will understand the typical errors that arise due to excessive uubleniya
your project.
2. Wish to get a lot of investment.
Many startups have unhealthy dreams about finding an investor, despite the fact that he is not needed.
The goal is to search for investment, rather than a mature project.
3. The absence of any marketing promotion schemes as such.
It is a common misconception that a business in web 2.0 is entirely done by an idea. Very bad conclusion. Business is successful only in the case of meticulously thinking through every minute of the project’s life.
You can argue with examples of other startups that are already overgrown
fat But they either were not a business from the very beginning, or they had experienced marketers in the founding team.
4. Loops on web services.
There is not even much to say. Web startups have long become synonymous with a startup as a whole. This greatly limits the circle of ideas, losing sight of the much greater strength of the offline business.
Now back to the Saturday meeting. I wrote this post because
I see in these meetings the potential for solving the above problems.
UPD : It's about meeting a startppoint. All info on the links
Google group
Project blog on WordPress
Such thoughts have long been spinning in my head, but finally formed after the Saturday meeting of startups.
1. The creators cannot take a sober look at their project .
Very often, startups start to devote themselves entirely to their project and lose the opportunity to adequately assess the disadvantages. What are the cons? Below, I will understand the typical errors that arise due to excessive uubleniya
your project.
2. Wish to get a lot of investment.
Many startups have unhealthy dreams about finding an investor, despite the fact that he is not needed.
The goal is to search for investment, rather than a mature project.
3. The absence of any marketing promotion schemes as such.
It is a common misconception that a business in web 2.0 is entirely done by an idea. Very bad conclusion. Business is successful only in the case of meticulously thinking through every minute of the project’s life.
You can argue with examples of other startups that are already overgrown
fat But they either were not a business from the very beginning, or they had experienced marketers in the founding team.
4. Loops on web services.
There is not even much to say. Web startups have long become synonymous with a startup as a whole. This greatly limits the circle of ideas, losing sight of the much greater strength of the offline business.
Now back to the Saturday meeting. I wrote this post because
I see in these meetings the potential for solving the above problems.
UPD : It's about meeting a startppoint. All info on the links
Google group
Project blog on WordPress
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