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by phalox 6y ago
For completeness sake, here's the updated post adjusted to your feedback: https://phalox.be/wp/startup/my-startup-launch-was-a-failure... Once again, thanks for your input!
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by phalox 6y ago
Dear Chris, Thank you very much for taking the time to provide me with honest feedback! You're indeed right and highlight some interesting shortcomings. Allow me to reply to your remarks. In the post, I indeed didn't define what s
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My startup launch was a failure or was it?(phalox.be)
2 points by phalox 6y ago|3 comments
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Bootstrap a startup that won’t fail – lessons learned(phalox.be)
3 points by phalox 6y ago|0 comments
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by phalox 6y ago
It's all in the way you communicate things... People should never feel fooled, but you can show them something that doesn't exist yet to start their imagination. But there are of course ethical lines. Here's an interesting re
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by phalox 6y ago
The failure of startup ideas is probably one of the toughest to quantify: Failed ideas probably didn't result into a registered business. Articles on the internet all seem to refer to a paper from 2011 ( http://gallery.mailch
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by phalox 6y ago
This is great feedback, and I believe the solution is to be even more transparent. I was thinking of adding some FAQ after the pricing to give people some insight and increase the trust level. So far, no conversions yet. I can only conclude
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by phalox 6y ago
I'm so happy you're asking! As a good entrepreneur/product manager, I start by validating the idea with the most minimum viable product possible. For a service like this, I can simply use the 'concierge MVP' ( https
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Show HN: 70% of startup ideas suck. Yours doesn't have to. Alpha testers wanted(validator.phalox.be)
14 points by phalox 6y ago|7 comments