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  • Conservative or Aggressive Expansion?

    Mark Lemuel M
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    It contrasts a cautious approach to growing a business, focusing on steady and manageable growth (conservative) versus pursuing rapid and potentially risky expansion to capture larger market shares quickly (aggressive). which is the best?

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    SimonšŸ‹
    Depends on your runway and market. Generally, lean towards conservative early on. Scale when you've got product-market fit locked in.
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    Veeresh Devireddy
    First, stabilize things in a conservative mode, then go aggressive, chase the competition, acquire new opportunities, grow user base, scale operations and business. In short, follow the principles of "fail-fast" and "continuous delivery" models.
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    Nigel Yong
    usually you start with a niche (smaller market), then conquer bigger markets
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    Timothy Bramlett
    Aggressive expansion is actually incredibly difficult to pull off, but if it's possible, it's probably the best approach.
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    PaulaChance
    Depends on market
    Emily Thompson
    Depends on your goals and product stage. If you have strong product-market fit and profitability, more aggressive expansion can accelerate growth. But if still figuring things out, a conservative approach keeps you alive longer to iterate. Test, measure, and adapt based on the data and your unique situation.