Jan 27
Tuesday
OpinionReality Check by Richard Moross
Richard Moross is the CEO of UK Startup Moo.com. He recently gave an interview, in which he greatly summarizes the new reality of startups and startup founders:
Be honest with yourself. Is this really a business? Is it really different? If the elevator pitch includes the words ‘Twitter’, ‘social network’ or ‘it’s web app X meets geek meme Y’ you probably need to rethink things - those days are gone. Today your idea needs to be super-relevant: do people actually need this, or are you just a solution looking for a problem?
This makes a lot of sense. Think about it. You can’t rely on the old “hit” formulas anymore; you need to change things up if you’re going to succeed.

Post Tags: Business, Elevator pitch, On the Web, Online Communities, Richard Moross, Social network, Twitter, United Kingdom






























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