When startups think a partnership with some big company will be the silver bullet that makes them grow, they're usually mistaken. What makes you grow is building amazing things and making customers love you.
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This is an instance of the more general rule that when startups think anything other than building great things and engaging with users will make them grow, they're usually mistaken.
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When YC tells founders that the only things they should do during YC are build things and talk to users (and live healthily and spend time with family), they're not saying something about YC. They're saying something about startups.
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"Build it and they will come" No. Build it, bring it yourself to some people and IF IT'S GOOD, others will come
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Agree. Big $ specials are hard to ignore in the early days depending on founders risk/reward profile
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I would love to live in a world where it was really true, But I've seen so many shitty products grow due to great marketing or manipulative/addicting features. There is more than one path to success.
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