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>> How many deals do you think they will report for Q2'22? I'll start, disclaiming that I have no domain or specific knowledge: 7.5k
[0]https://www.cbinsights.com/research/report/venture-trends-q1...
My app provides me a nice income, but it's far from anything able sustaining teams of dozens of people. And I'm pretty sure throwing money on ads wouldn't change that.
Let's get concrete: Q1'22 had 8.8k deals[0], which is 19% lower than last quarter. >> How many deals do you think they will report for Q2'22? I'll start, disclaiming that I have no domain or specific knowledge: 7.5k [0] https://www.cbinsights.com/research/report/venture-trends-q1...
Having bootstrapped my own app I can't fathom how some other apps with millions of VC money will every turn a profit. My app provides me a nice income, but it's far from anything able sustaining teams of dozens of people. And I'm pretty sure throwing money on ads wouldn't change that.
Having bootstrapped my own app I can't fathom how some other apps with millions of VC money will every turn a profit. My app provides me a nice income, but it's far from anything able sustaining teams of dozens of people. And I'm pretty sure throwing money on ads wouldn't change that.
VCs love to tell everyone the market is moving in their favor (lower valuations, fewer deals, etc). It’s like car salespeople telling you this car won’t last long. Some of it may indeed be true, but it’s in their favor to give founders anxiety. It’s a negotiating tactic, not a public service announcement.
Having bootstrapped my own app I can't fathom how some other apps with millions of VC money will every turn a profit. My app provides me a nice income, but it's far from anything able sustaining teams of dozens of people. And I'm pretty sure throwing money on ads wouldn't change that.
Having bootstrapped my own app I can't fathom how some other apps with millions of VC money will every turn a profit. My app provides me a nice income, but it's far from anything able sustaining teams of dozens of people. And I'm pretty sure throwing money on ads wouldn't change that.
Your app is making money? That's very nice. But have you tried selling the PROMISE of more moneys sometime in the future? Lots and lots of moneys. Just say things like "We are trying to elevate the world's consciousness" and "community-based EBITA!"
Interesting. Maybe my customers are in a different market than where this was based on but I haven't seen a slowdown, either in deal volume or in the size of the individual deals. Bumper Q1 in fact and Q2 looks quite strong so far. Obviously the war in Ukraine has a lot of people worried and I have seen some immediate impact of this in some of the start-ups I looked at (because they either had a development or a supp…
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Your app is making money? That's very nice. But have you tried selling the PROMISE of more moneys sometime in the future? Lots and lots of moneys. Just say things like "We are trying to elevate the world's consciousness" and "community-based EBITA!"
Silicon Valley was a great show