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Should you target a new niche or an established one?
... demand saved me from having to convince anyone the problem exists. But entering established means your differentiation must be razor sharp. Ours is: other apps track habits, Ritually builds them with AI. One sentence that separates us from every
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. Timing + differentiation together you need both Great timing with weak differentiation = invisible. Strong differentiation at wrong time = too early Comment from Prashant Patil(@prashant_patil14): I prefer established markets with a clear pain point. Competition tells me there's demand ... ... differentiation matters more than being first. Many successful companies weren't first they simply executed better. Comment from Dora Yang(@new_user___1702026e6f946759d1d798a): I d prefer finding a niche pain point to solve in an established market. Existing
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Have you read Blue Ocean Strategy?
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Best reading on business strategy?
... tool, you can experiment with different speeds and find the one that fits your needs. It s ideal for anyone looking to optimize their time and improve how they engage with media. Comment from Olivia Jane Miller(@oliviajanemiller):
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