Most of the startups they invested in either died by running out of money before
they found a scalable business model or ended up in the «land of the living dead» by never growing (failing to Pivot.)
Not exact matches
It's a proven model that's been around for over a decade, operates on the notion that if you can
find and curate the best content on the Web, you can build a profitable,
scalable business with low overhead.
Finding a sustainable and
scalable business model to support your cause is one of the key elements to guarantee continued success of your project.
Its goal is to take the original idea and search for a repeatable and
scalable business model — first by
finding product / market fit, then by testing all the parts of the
business model (pricing, channel, acquisition / activation, partners, costs, etc..)
There is little need to create marketing plans to roll out such products in different countries, one after another: we've
found that it's most efficient to identify similar consumer segments across countries and to build
scalable business models for each cluster.
A
business that spends most of its time desperately trying to keep up with customer demand and has a
scalable business model has
found product / market fit.
A startup is a temporary organization established for the purpose of
finding the solution to a problem, and to search for a
scalable, repeatable, profitable
business model.
Whether or not it was intentional it seems that a lot of the push back that the author has received is related to the perceived ease with which he suggests one can build a
scalable sellable
business or alternatively
find a job with the rather high income of $ 500,000 per year.