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I much prefer B2B startups. Marketing costs are a fraction of what you need to spend on consumer. It's all partnerships & sales. Much easier to bootstrap without needing to take on outside VC & control too soon or at all. Long sales cycles also mean high switching costs once in.
B2B is ok so long as the Bs aren't giant. E.g. Selling things to startups is fine.
Agree, that process can be excruciating. Been on both sides of it. Why I often suggest startups in that situation partner w/complementary providers w/existing distribution/approved vendor relationships. Same cost as sales commissions but can be 5x faster to contract. ~Warm intros
Do you mean startups or SMBs? I’m not sure selling to startups is always ‘fine’. It’s fine in an environment where there’s plenty of startup capital, like now. But if startup capital dries out, it’s insane. Don’t think this would have been a good strategy in 2002, for example.
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