Definition
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A startup is a young, innovative company/venture that is built to develop and scale a unique product, service, or business model—typically under conditions of high uncertainty. Startups aim to solve a real-world problem or fulfill a market need in a new or significantly better way, often leveraging technology and innovation.
Unlike traditional businesses, startups are designed for rapid growth, scalability, and the potential to disrupt existing industries or create entirely new markets
stages
Startups typically progress through several key stages, each with its own goals, challenges, and milestones:
Ideation
This is the birth of the idea.
Founders identify a problem or gap in the market and brainstorm potential solutions.
Focus is on market research, validating the problem, and shaping the value proposition.
Key question: Does this idea solve a real problem for real people?
Prototype
A prototype or minimum viable product (MVP) is developed.
The goal is to build a basic version of the product to test assumptions, get user feedback, and iterate quickly.
This stage often involves early adopters, product refinement, and possibly a small team or advisory support.
Growth
The startup has a validated product or service and begins to scale operations and customer acquisition.
Focus shifts to building a user base, generating revenue, and improving the product based on user data.
Key activities include marketing, hiring, and seeking investment to fuel growth.
scalling
At this point, the startup has proven traction and a sustainable model.
The business begins to expand into new markets, optimize systems, and strengthen its brand presence.
Heavy emphasis is placed on automation, strategic partnerships, and leadership capacity.
Funding rounds may increase (e.g., Series A, B, C) to support scaling efforts.
