Strategies top SaaS apps use to capture new market segments

Strategies top SaaS apps use to capture new market segments
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2018-12-30 23:38

Startups fail for many reasons, and if you were to ask founders to tell you what they think is most responsible for startup failure you will most certainly get a diverse range of answers. However, when data on failed startups is crunched, data tends to agree that startups mainly fail due to market-related problems.

Image Credit A particular study by CB Insights listed the following among the top reason why startups fail: 42 percent of startups fail due to lack of market need for what they offer (this is by far the #1 reason why startups fail — with running…

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