Episode 51
From Lean Dreams to Startup Fatigue: This Week on r/startups
Profitable beginnings, growth hack burnout, and the real mood shift among founders—Reddit’s startup scene unfiltered.
Sources
- Share your startup - quarterly post : r/startups - Redditreddit.com
- r/SaaS on Reddit: I analyzed 847 successful startups and found that 90% of startup advice is backwards. The companies that won violated every rule. Here are the 10 foundation truths nobody tells you. (Part 1/5)reddit.com
- r/startups on Reddit: I will not promote - my time has comereddit.com
- Real success stories : r/Affiliatemarketingreddit.com
- Stories of people who made a ton of money as an early startup employee : r/startupsreddit.com
- As a founder, you are not automatically a leader? : r/startupsreddit.com
- Reddit - Please wait for verificationreddit.com
- r/startups on Reddit: Startup got funding, now wants to change my role + equity. Looking for advice (I will not promote)reddit.com
- Reddit - The heart of the internetreddit.com
- r/startups on Reddit: Is going public/IPO actually that bad? I will not promotereddit.com
- Reddit - Please wait for verificationreddit.com
- How much do u spend each month on marketing? : r/startupsreddit.com