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Why Startups Fail: And How Yours Can Succeed David Feinleib
Publisher: Apress

Now most of your people will be employees rather than founders. A successful mobile startup begins with a great idea. But its implementation requires thorough planning that will lead it to success. Whether a startup succeeds or fails is often the result of internal traits found in a company's culture. Only having bethought every detail of your future mobile software, can you choose from a number of monetization models, choose the one that suits best. Surely, not everyone becomes a winner. DFJ Esprit's Nic Brisbourne breaks down Paul Graham's 18 reasons why startups fail and recommends using them as a users' manual to success. Unfortunately, working on something like that simply isn't cool. Being a startup ourselves, we are very interested in the factors that contribute to a startup's success, so we created this infographic on the chances that your startup will fail or succeed. 8 Reasons Why Mobile App Startups Fail – MobiDev · 0 Comments/ in Uncategorized / by admin. This morning I was reading a 47Hats' Blog post about this book: Why Startups Fail: And How Yours Can Succeed, By David Feinleib, VC, Entrepreneur. I was asked to be the keynote speaker at last week's Creative Media Days Fail Conference in Ghent, Belgium after writing Why Startups Fail: And How Yours Can Succeed. Sometimes, startups that could succeed fail because the founders are trying to become world-beating billionaires instead of focusing on a smaller-scale, self-sustaining long-term projects. Small business is a risky investment at the best of times, but you can improve your chances of business success by understanding the latest trends in the business world and avoiding the success traps that others fall into. If your goal isn't to make a bazillion dollars, investors aren't interested, the media isn't interested, and even your fellow founders may wonder why you're wasting your time with something that's not “more scalable.”.