5 Reasons Why Most Startups Fail

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You will be shocked to know that more than 90% of the startup fails, only 10% succeed. In this 90% mostly fails in their first year. If you ask past business owners why their companies failed, you will likely receive a wide range of responses. In this post we will discuss some of the reasons why startup fails. 

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• Wrong Market: A lot of people attempt to launch a business that caters to all demographics. The results of this are poor. They then attempt to attack everyone in their town. Once more, overly broad. It will be simpler to promote to the proper audience if your speciality is more precisely defined.

• Bad Marketing:- Bookkeeping and marketing are arguably the two most important components of any organisation. Whatever you are selling or providing will be purchased if you are excellent at both. The sad reality is that most business owners only have a basic understanding of their field. Hire a professional to handle your marketing campaign rather than trying to do it yourself. It is expensive, but if done well, it will pay for itself many times over.

• Bad Partnership:- A partner is frequently required when beginning a business. You each have specialised knowledge in different fields, with one of you being an expert in each. Your ideas for the business will clash, and if there is no clear solution, internal conflict results. Although you put in more hours at work than your partner does, they believe they are working harder. Due to the failure of the relationship, the company eventually shuts down. You can prevent the majority of disputes before they even start by establishing a detailed business strategy that outlines each partner's responsibilities.

• Lack of Funds :- The absence of monetary resources is a significant factor in the failure of new businesses. Follow-up financing is frequently inadequate throughout the growth phase. According to the CB Insight report, little under one third of businesses collapsed as a result of liquidity issues (29 percent).

• Costs and prices :- The difficulty in determining a pricing that is both high enough to pay costs and low enough to draw customers is another issue that plagues many companies. Considering that 18% of the businesses in the CB Insight report listed profitability concerns as their primary cause of failure.

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