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Re:Startup failure is a feature, not a bug on Monday December 20, 2021 @11:56PM (#29634048)
Totally agree, and this is why the validation process at the early stage is so crucial in finding product-market fit.

Without learning what works, it'll be a difficult haul to achieving PMF.

Many failed by not first validating their ideas and dived straight into the "deep end".

We all know that ideas are cheap and execution is expensive. But what's more expensive?

The execution of untested ideas.

[7 mins] Our CEO Paul was interviewed by Venture Mirror.

"Failure isn’t a strange terminology that we aren’t accustomed towards. In life, we face several challenges; some we overcome while succumbing to others. It’s a process of learning from failures and correcting those mistakes.

The same implies to budding companies or startups that have failed to achieve their goal. However, analyzing the failure is quite tricky if you’re looking for a core analytical point-of-view. But to assist in this matter, Flipidea can be of great help.

www.flipidea.co is a data analytics company that conducts a post mortem review of failed companies and provides a technical overview of the failure.

The company offers several criteria for analyzing the failure, including funding sources, idea valuation, investors portfolio, competitive analysis, and much more.

Speaking with Paul Lee, Co-Founder & CEO of Flipidea, we got an exciting insight into the company. Learn more from our conversation."

*Note: Venture Mirror covers startup, tech and business news from different sources.