Tom Jacquesson

When it comes to startup, I always see people run behind unicorn ideas which are many times overhyped or poorly implemented, is it less risky to enter into an already established market rather than creating a new market? Because what I believe is that no product can satisfy 100% of its customers, so there is always room for improvement and customer acquisition? Any thoughts on this?

I've noticed that it's quite cumbersome to set up a professional email address. For example, it involves purchasing and maintaining a domain. I'm testing a service aimed at simplifying this process: https://vanity.services/?utm_sou... Would appreciate your feedback about the landing page and your experience / opinion about setting up a professional email address.

Hey all! I am new to the community. Hopefully, I'm not breaking anything with my first post. I have been talking to quite a few young B2C entrepreneurs lately and a pattern I keep seeing is that a lot of them have not put a ton of effort into doing the "validation" aspect of the business before they get to building. They just kind of assume someone will use it. I am curious about what this community thinks about validating ideas, what you have found to be successful and what has been a pain point for you when validating your idea. Many thanks.