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To ask questions is seeking the answers or the solutions. When starting a startup, founders have tons of questions along their startup journey to which they struggle to find answers.
Mon Jun 20, 2022
"Successful people ask better questions, and as a result, they get better answers." — Tony Robbins
We have listed some of the top questions in this post that startup founders ask. We have answered it keeping the general situations in the mind.
Let’s check out those questions and answers.
Startup ideas are now common to pop up in anyone’s head, however, what matters is their implementation. The efforts in thinking of a startup idea are much less than what is required in the implementation of the idea. The journey from an idea to profit is now worth discussing.
However, idea validation is a must step before investing your time and money. It clears your path to success. And, with other existing analyses like SWOT analysis, it’s possible to realize the plus and minus of your startup.
During the initial stage of your start-up, there is a strong need for a proper management team who could manage everything from inventory to marketing.
In this situation, hiring a business consultant would be a perfect option. You will need the help of a professional who can boost your growth and find the potential of your product/service in the market. They can prepare strategies, give advice for fundraising, expand your market and provide a proper direction to your business.
So, if you want to establish your firm for the long run, start considering a professional business consultant.
The answer to this question is, yes. A co-founder will share your burden and may act as your financial and emotional support. They will share the responsibility and display an image of reliability to the outsiders. When there is more than one person, there will be thousands of ideas available to solve a problem.
To find a co-founder, you must search for someone who has the right set of skills and a positive mindset. You could ask someone in your friend circle or through your or your mentor’s connection. Websites like LinkedIn, and CoFoundersLab can be of great help.
The role of a CEO is crucial in a business firm. They form the base of a company with vision and expertise. A few important roles of the founder or CEO are:
For a start-up to take off, funding is always needed but how to accumulate funds for your start-up. Well, there are a few ways that you should use to collect funds:
THE 7-STEP STARTUP SUCCESS FORMULA
I am not the only Business Coach around. There are many distinguished business coaches and gurus out there. At the end of the day, our aim is not just to give you knowledge and jargon.In this book, I have mentioned 7 defined steps to reach your startup milestone, condensed with my 25 years of experience.
___ by Anu Khanchandani
Well, there isn’t a fixed time for that but with the help of some tools, you can estimate the same. For some startups, it can take up to 5-7 years to be labeled as ‘successful’.
The initial years are your developing time where you will be focussing on surviving your business in this competitive era. After that, once you have reached a break-even point then you will witness substantial growth in your business. You should be focused on satisfying your customers and building a trustworthy image so that you have a hold on the market.
In this era of digitalization, a firm should be active on digital platforms to increase its customer base. There are some points mentioned below that will assist you in keeping your business active digitally:
Your startup team decides your success to a great extent. A team that is honest with their work, and values each other’s contribution to a common goal is required for the success of your startup. The main challenge is; how to build a winning team for your startup?Here are some tips to follow:
Dr. Anu Khanchandani
With over two decades of experience in the software technology arena, having worked in multinational and SME companies in India, USA and Singapore in the capacity of programmer to CTO - I felt now was a good time to give back to the world what I have learnt in this journey. Even if it ends up benefitting a few of my readers by giving them insight or solving a technical issue, I think I will have achieved my mission!