Startups don't win by having a cleverer fundraising strategy than their competitors. They win by having a better product. So focus on your product, not on optimizing fundraising.
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but don't you die when not having the money, not having the time?
I'm not saying you shouldn't raise money, but that you should get it over with as quickly as possible, so you can get back to focusing on the company.
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This is true for startups and “companies”- if you think your great product can crazily scale- raise VC $ and be a startup- if not - maybe raise some- and stay being a good company. Too many “startups” of small market niches then end up going under when their product is perfect.
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..some YC companies in fact
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When you focus on a problem and build a scalable product which has huge impact investment will come by itself. Clear vision take time build
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This is not true. Even if you're able to bootstrap to decent traction. Fundraising is a function of network.
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Yes. This.
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