Is there a way for a startup to have a successful launch without significant funding?
Volodimir Medvedev
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Can a team of enthusiasts launch a successful product without significant funding
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André J@sentry_co
Yepp. by making a great product
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Yes, a team of enthusiastic and skilled individuals can launch a successful product without significant funding. Success often depends on factors like creativity, determination, resourcefulness, and the ability to leverage available resources effectively. Many successful startups began with minimal funding but managed to innovate and grow through hard work and smart strategies. However, it's essential to acknowledge that funding can provide advantages, such as faster scalability and marketing reach, but it's not the sole determinant of success. So go ahead!
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@andryushin thanks for you answer, but if you product that focuses on the audience, like social network, you need to attract as many audience as possible and this requires a lot of funding and it can be a trouble. But I believe it's possible. Everything drives ideas)
@vladimirr You're absolutely right! Building a social network or any product that relies on a large audience can be challenging due to the need for significant funding and user acquisition efforts. However, with a compelling idea, dedication, and effective marketing strategies, it's indeed possible to attract a substantial audience and make it successful. Keep believing in your idea – innovation and determination can go a long way!
Hansei
Launching soon!
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Unfortunately a great product without the world knowing is just a product.. you need to Build a community.
For Clued.ai we went down different routes
- Made the material on Canva
- Post on YouTube
- I’m a lecturer so tell all my students
- post on discord, Quora & Reddit.
Ps. We just moved to Product hub today so if there’s anything you guys would recommend feel free!
& go Check out ~ Clued.AI a better AI for students
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