Reflecting on your jourAs a founder or marketer, what’s one insight you wish you had known earlier?

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Yung Ruwala · Accepted Answer

One big lessoned I've learned is that you don’t have to do everything yourself.

Hauwa Muhammad · Answer

Honestly, I didn't fully understand  how much your product can change over time. Being flexible and ready to pivot based on feedback is key.

synthia korir · Answer

If I prioritized customer feedback sooner, I'd have avoided a lot of mistakes.

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Honestly I'd tell my younger self to focus on one thing at a time.

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I wish I had known that consistency beats perfection.

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If I could go back I'd tell myself to focus more on building strong relationships early.

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When I first started, I thought a great product was enough but I've realized that building a strong community is just as important.

Yusuf Umar · Answer

I spent too much time perfecting the product before launch. Now, I know getting feedback early on is key.

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I didn't realize early on how vital feedback is. It could have helped me avoid so many roadblocks.

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I didn't expect how much time marketing would actually take. It's an ongoing process, not a one-off task.

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Looking back I didn't realize the power of partnerships. They open doors and help build reputation faster.

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Over time, I've learned that small details really matter, especially when it comes to brand building.

Landon Powell · Answer

Focusing on one niche earlier would've made a big difference for me.

Ruby Lawrence · Answer

Listening more and selling less has made all the difference for my marketing approach.

John Campbell · Answer

Reflecting on your jour. As a founder or marketer, what's one insight you wish you had known earlier?

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