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As long as you don't see any hurdles/impediments (i.e. legal, copyright, patents, etc) on your idea, then by all means keep pursuing it. Otherwise, it may make
by AngeloAnolin 12y ago
As long as you don't see any hurdles/impediments (i.e. legal, copyright, patents, etc) on your idea, then by all means keep pursuing it. Otherwise, it may make more sense to move on to the executing on your next idea.
I'd also like to point out that keeping pursuit of your idea, you should ensure that what you are offering would be at par or greater than the one which got recently funded.
- vishalzone2002 12y agothanks for your answer. We do not infringe any IPs neither do they. My concern is more about competing with someone funded while trying to bootstrap or pre-funded.
- adventured 12y agoIf you've found a meaningful product category, you're going to spend a lot of your existence competing with very well funded companies. Some will be well funded startups, some might be massive corporations that can leverage vast assets and an existing customer base. There is no escaping competition. You have to build a better product; you have to treat your customers better; you have to be more nimble than the big guy, move faster, execute better, provide better attention to your customers due to your size.