Why most Startups fail within a short time?

Why most Startups fail within a short time?

Quartz360

Quartz360

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Hello! Dear JF Members.

Hoping that you're doing well in your daily undertakings.

Indeed, I face bad times on my ways especially when trying to make Investment choice and business analysis. And leading into generation of various questions that pop up in my mind, as long as business arena is concerned.

My doubt is;- Why most startups fail within a short period of time when launched.
 
Quartz360 said:
Hello! Dear JF Members.

Hoping that you're doing well in your daily undertakings.

Indeed, I face bad times on my ways especially when trying to make Investment choice and business analysis. And leading into generation of various questions that pop up in my mind, as long as business arena is concerned.

My doubt is;- Why most startups fail within a short period of time when launched.
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Not enough feasibility study secondly workers/employees
 
From what i know is that most founders usually are focused on technical aspects rather than business and operation sides of things.

They dont have business skills a product needs to be sold companies needs to have revenue and be sustainble especially in the context of Tanzania where there are no VCs throwing around money like in the silicon valley and its much less likely to exit when you are in Tanzania than in other markets like Nigeria or Kenya or SA.

Those are just quick one and twos there are many more reasons why start ups are likely to fail thats why its rather easy for a vc to fund a business with traction than start a new start up to compete.
 
Sultankundi said:
From what i know is that most founders usually are focused on technical aspects rather than business and operation sides of things.

They dont have business skills a product needs to be sold companies needs to have revenue and be sustainble especially in the context of Tanzania where there are no VCs throwing around money like in the silicon valley and its much less likely to exit when you are in Tanzania than in other markets like Nigeria or Kenya or SA.

Those are just quick one and twos there are many more reasons why start ups are likely to fail thats why its rather easy for a vc to fund a business with traction than start a new start up to compete.
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Thanks for your constructive viewpoint.
 
I’ve seen it firsthand with a friend who poured her savings into a café. She had a great concept but didn’t really dig into what the community needed. Turns out, the location was off, and she didn’t have a solid marketing plan. Within a year, she had to close up shop.

Learning from that, I’ve been more cautious with my own ideas. Researching the market and having a clear strategy can make a big difference. If you’re looking for insights on why startups struggle and how to avoid those pitfalls, sneak a peek at this website for some helpful tips. There’s always something new to learn in the business game.
 
Most startups fail to put into actions the following pronouns as to who,where,why,when,what and how...balancing these question theoretically visaviz practically is of advantage to any startups and any bussiness will be of sustainability
 
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