A lot of startups try scaling too early. More ads, more hiring, more features — before proving users...
A lot of startups try scaling too early.
More ads, more hiring, more features — before proving users truly need the product.
Validation comes first.
Talk to users.
Measure engagement.
Understand retention.
Scaling without validation usually increases burn rate faster than growth. This is why startup teams like Foundersbar focus heavily on market validation before large-scale development.
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