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buildd @_buildd

2 years ago

Having TOO much money in the early stages of building a startup can be an absolute curse. Your stupidity has no consequences. You have no incentive to become less stupid. Costs you later. Suddenly.

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buildd @_buildd

2 years ago

Startups rarely die because their ideas are "stolen" by competitors. They usually die because they are "abandoned" by their founders.

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buildd @_buildd

2 years ago

As a non-tech founder, use NoCode to start a business. Code to scale it.

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buildd @_buildd

2 years ago

All our childhood, society teaches us to TALK honestly. When we grow up, they realise we don't know how to HEAR honesty from others at all.

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buildd @_buildd

2 years ago

As early-stage startup founders, our biggest learning was to stop dreaming of millions/ billions of dollars and to first focus on doing enough so we NEVER think of quitting.

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1st time founder: 1. Picks the "latest" tech stack 2. Uses buzzwords like AI/ML & Web3 3. Looks for fancy tech solutions to problems 2nd time founder: 1. Picks a comfortable tech stack, even NoCode 2. Focuses on customer pain points 3. Happy to get things started manually

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buildd @_buildd

2 years ago

Most "sexy" work at a startup has many volunteers. Find the simple but boring things no one wants to do & get them done. They unlock the most amount of progress.

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buildd @_buildd

2 years ago

We grew our startup to millions in revenue, fully bootstrapped & $0 in paid marketing. Now, we know enough to make paid marketing a success without being at its mercy. Using paid marketing with clarity results in growth. Addiction to it just kills your startup.

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buildd @_buildd

2 years ago

The initial years of a startup are absolute hell. BUT, the journey is rewarding if you dare to stick around for long enough.

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buildd @_buildd

2 years ago

As we began our startup journey, we were told: 1. Can NOT be bootstrapped 2. Should NOT build a remote team 3. Do NOT build product on NoCode 4. Can NOT grow with $0 in paid marketing Each time, we tried the opposite. Truth: There is NO one truth in growing startups :)

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buildd @_buildd

2 years ago

Don’t mistake a HUGE round of VC funding as a product-market fit for a startup. Customers don't listen to VCs - they decide for themselves :)

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buildd @_buildd

2 years ago

Startup battles are regularly won by people who can run longer than those who can run faster.

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buildd @_buildd

2 years ago

Startups never "fail" in the first year of their existence. Their founders lose motivation to stay in the fight.

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buildd @_buildd

2 years ago

Great startups are built by solving "boring" problems no one wants to solve. Lesson: Find startup ideas by looking for "boring" problems others don't consider "sexy" enough to solve.

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buildd @_buildd

2 years ago

SEO is not "sexy", but a superpower for your startup: 1. 5.6bn searches/ day 2. Well, Inbound > Outbound 3. High-quality & high-intent leads 4. Buildd your brand with your target audience 5. ~ZERO spend for consistent monthly traffic Ignore SEO at your own risk!

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buildd @_buildd

2 years ago

Startups have no room for pretension. So, lose the jargon and the "big" words. Instead, learn the basics. You will make a LOT more progress.

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buildd @_buildd

2 years ago

A startup truly becomes a business and more than a project, when it gets money from customers, not investors.

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buildd @_buildd

2 years ago

Your startup is more likely to fail because no one knows you exist, NOT because too many people know you and copy your idea.

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buildd @_buildd

2 years ago

Early days of a startup require you to find the "quickest" solution to a problem. While scaling your startup you need to find the "right" solution to a problem.