> Nowadays getting attention seems way harder in the constant growing sea of startups. Although I concur with you, I think that in an increasingly competitive

> Nowadays getting attention seems way harder in the constant growing sea of startups. Although I concur with you, I think that in an increasingly competitive market filled with countless startups, novelty, or uniqueness is less significant than execution these days. With more and more people getting online, the recipe for 'startup success' will change, and what worked in the past won't necessarily work tomorrow. If anything, startups are going to face tougher competition from sheer numbers, so most ideas won't be unique, and will need to rely on execution more than ever before to get any attention.