#startupsfail

[creditqworld]

Why 90% of Start-ups Fail within First Five Year in India 1. Lack of Uniqueness 2. Copying Existing Model 3. Not a very effective business model 4. Fail in Finance Tracking 5. Lack of Adequate Monitoring

[yaalibizappln]

💥This is crucial because 52% of startups fail because they didn't solve a market need. They failed because they didn't put others first. ... A founder gets an idea >> builds the solution >>tries to sell it >> nobody buys the solution >> the founder runs out of money >> the startup dies. Will you admit to my point? Let it hear them in the comment section. 👉Follow us:@yaalibusiness 👈 👥Tag your friend, who want to see this. ✂✂✂✂✂✂✂✂✂✂✂✂✂ #startup #businesstips #businessadvice #entrepreneurcoach #entrepreneurtip #startupsfail #businesscoach #like4likes #follow4followback #waystosuccess #achieversthought #thinkandact #startupbusiness #startuplife #motivationdaily #startupgrind #startupproblems #startuptips #businessplans #businessstartup #biz #founder #startupindia #motivationoftheday #instadaily #picoftheday📷 https://www.instagram.com/p/Buz5OIJFyXh/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1ti8tugnnz27e

[yoyumm]

There are many crucial reasons why food delivery startups fail in today’s modern world, some of the common reasons are such as shortage of capital, mismanagement of logistics & resources, leadership gaps, lack of innovation, etc. 

Here is a blog that describes in detail the reasons why online food delivery startups fail within a few months after their launch:

https://www.yoyumm.com/blog/why-do-online-food-delivery-startups-fail/