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Re:Ask HN: As co-founders, how did you split up? on Tuesday September 18, 2018 @12:57AM (#18012566)
i am an angel investor and have seen very good ideas and successful startups fail due to founders. Two of my funded startups have shut due to differences among founders. This happened due to lack of trust, mutual respect and synergy. When founders start thinking about individual contributions, one upmanship and dominant roles, the startup is bound to fail.

Workspaces at restaurants and coffeeshops?

Does this idea make sense, pls share your thoughts.digital nomads, freelancers, remote pros. are growing fast and they need more decent workspaces.restaurants & coffeeshops are facing challenges due to more options and home delivery.my idea of gigdesk.co is to provide workspaces pnhourly basis at popular restaurants and coffeeshops, without disrupting their current business. this helps...

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Hi Kevin, a great initiative. I am an entrepreneur from India, running the portal www.Halla.in. The idea is to create a platform for individuals to express their talent and emotions. We run photo contests on general themes like rains, city street, back to school etc. and let users post their entries to get voted as the best. Over the past 12 months, we have run over 100+ contests with an average of 70+ entries per contest and have over 7000 registered users. Being bootstrapped startup, the value of prizes are limited. Customers adore our concept by giving good reviews and feedback.

Question:

We are trying to scale to next level, however we face challenges in getting companies to sponsor these contests. How can we scale?