PinnedInThe StartupbyAaron Dinin, PhD·Sep 3, 2020The Real Reason Nobody Is Buying Your Startup’s ProductIf you’re struggling to sell a product, chances are you’re overlooking the biggest problem.A response icon70A response icon70
PinnedInThe StartupbyAaron Dinin, PhD·Feb 10, 2022I Wish Someone Had Warned Me About the Real Reason Most Startups FailEvery entrepreneur knows that most startups fail, but very few of them actually understand why.A response icon62A response icon62
InEntrepreneurship HandbookbyAaron Dinin, PhD·1d agoBeware of Your Happiest CustomerEnthusiastic users can be great sources of feedback, but they can also mislead you in suprising and unexpected ways.A response icon1A response icon1
InEntrepreneurship HandbookbyAaron Dinin, PhD·4d agoThe Most Surprising Question VCs Like Asking FoundersThe best investors are looking for founders who aren’t actually as devoted to working as you might think.A response icon2A response icon2
InEntrepreneurship HandbookbyAaron Dinin, PhD·Nov 5Do You Understand the Real Reason for Raising Venture Capital?You’d be surprised by the number of founders who obsess over VC funding without knowing what it’s actually for.A response icon5A response icon5
InEntrepreneurship HandbookbyAaron Dinin, PhD·Nov 2The Most Important Part of a Startup Is the Part Nobody Wants to BuildThere’s a reason some incredible products fail while seemingly mediocre ones become billion-dollar businesses.A response icon13A response icon13
InEntrepreneurship HandbookbyAaron Dinin, PhD·Oct 29You Won’t Raise Venture Capital Until You Learn This One Simple Lesson About InvestorsThe founders who are most successful at fundraising take a completely different approach to their investor pitches.A response icon3A response icon3
InEntrepreneurship HandbookbyAaron Dinin, PhD·Oct 26What Successful Businesses Actually Look Like as StartupsThe billion dollar business you’re hoping to build would have looked unrecognizeable as a startup.A response icon2A response icon2
InEntrepreneurship HandbookbyAaron Dinin, PhD·Oct 22Learn What a Good “Employee #1” Looks Like Before Hiring YoursThe first hire for your startup can be the difference between massive success and epic failure.
InEntrepreneurship HandbookbyAaron Dinin, PhD·Oct 19The 3 Things I’d Do Before Spending $10,000 on MarketingIf you don’t know how to use paid advertising properly, you’re just burning cash.A response icon6A response icon6