... know more sites? The question also is: Do you always sell your unwanted biz? (I could see many people abandon it, sell it to a friend or pass it to a family member.) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @moonlite_money  Interesting POV. I didn't think about that this way. How can one know that another company wants to acquire a company of yours? I think that they will not announce it publicly, or will they? Comment from ... ... Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @siddharthpereiras  Do you mean when exiting/acquiring the company? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @moonlite

... would also add -- 99% of the time when a founder thinks there's no competition for an idea, they haven't done enough research. Perhaps current offerings aren't exactly 1:1 to the founder's concept, but competitors with ancilliary or up-/down-market offerings can easily flex into the space. We have to remember we're competing for the customer and their buy, not to offer the most / best features. Comment from Leah Madden - AMA Capital/Finance/GTM(@leah_madden): @victor ... ... what people say on Twitter, then build a version of the product that fixes those things. The main point I find really helpful is: it's way easier to compete in an established space by being better than a competitor