For example, as noted by Andrew Chen in his post "Why investors don't fund dating"(http://andrewchen.co/why-investors-dont-fund-dating/), dating startups, in general, seem to have trouble getting funding because of high churn, among other factors. Also, by and large, markets exploiting newer technologies, and those with a high growth rate seem to be favored (by investors, and by success). So, generally speaking, which other market factors, or even markets as a whole, might make fundraising/success more difficult (or, conversely, play to my advantage)?
I specialize in helping people find business ideas. I can help you find the right business concept and help you become successful.
First, think what are your passions, talents, and skills. Such authenticity is an important personal factor in attracting investors. What kind of special skills and talents do you have? What you can do to make life easier, more pleasant or more enjoyable for other people?
You can expect the following questions from the potential investors:
Why you? What kind of skills and experience give you a competitive advantage compared to other startups with similar ideas?
Why is your project important to you? How committed are you to it? Have you invested your own money in it yet?
What kind of return should I expect on my investment? Investors want to see that your skills, knowledge and unique business ideas will provide a fast return from the investment in your company.
Feel free to contact me and we can work on this together. We can discuss further how to find business idea which can attract investors and clients.
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