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3 signs of a failed startup
Young startupers, take a look at these three unusual mistakes businessmen make when starting a company:
Dividing the brand into parts. For example, the CEO decides to create a separate resource for a new product range, risking losing existing customers who are accustomed to this service.
Incorrect market assessment. An error in such calculations will lead to loss of time and resources. Take a look: if you rely on products that no one is looking for, this can reduce the effectiveness of promotion.
Focus on ideas, not on solving customer problems. Startups forget that the main “headache” of business is not innovation, but solving customer needs.
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Young startupers, take a look at these three unusual mistakes businessmen make when starting a company:
Dividing the brand into parts. For example, the CEO decides to create a separate resource for a new product range, risking losing existing customers who are accustomed to this service.
Incorrect market assessment. An error in such calculations will lead to loss of time and resources. Take a look: if you rely on products that no one is looking for, this can reduce the effectiveness of promotion.
Focus on ideas, not on solving customer problems. Startups forget that the main “headache” of business is not innovation, but solving customer needs.
@Business_ideas_thoughts
✅ 3 signs of a failed startup
✅ Young startupers, take a look at these three unusual mistakes businessmen make when starting a company:
✅ Dividing the brand into parts. For example, the CEO decides to create a separate resource for a new product range, risking losing existing customers who are accustomed to this service.
✅ Incorrect market assessment. An error in such calculations will lead to loss of time and resources. Take a look: if you rely on products that no one is looking for, this can reduce the effectiveness of promotion.
✅ Focus on ideas, not on solving customer problems. Startups forget that the main “headache” of business is not innovation, but solving customer needs.
➡️ @Business_ideas_thoughts✅