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Know how the location of your business is as important as the timing.

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We’re all aware of the startup failure rate, which is over 90% after five years. We also know that Silicon Valley is still the most popular place in the United States. To launch a technology company. Perhaps it’s because venture capitalists expect that the firms they back are based in or relocate to Silicon Valley.

However, when you explore the sort of business you want to establish. You should consider the relevance of several elements other than money that might affect your startup’s success. Even in the age of remote work, the location of your business may be more important than you realize.

Outside of Silicon Valley, other startup ecosystems have been quietly growing for more than two decades. You should also look at the regional entrepreneurship ecosystem for significant resources in addition to the actual offers entrepreneurs. Nothing beats success when it comes to promoting success.

You need a large number of successful and aspiring entrepreneurs for an ecosystem to develop. They form support groups, clubs, and meetups, as well as offer guidance and mentorship to aspiring entrepreneurs.

Talent

If you’re starting a biotech company, you should be in San Diego. Which is home to one of the country’s most robust biotech clusters. Why? Because your ability to hire great talent has increased dramatically. So, when you think about your business. And what it requires at its core, does that talent exist in the location or area you’ve chosen?

Education. Your possible top talent may be emerging out of the local institutions. In this age of quickly accelerating firms cantered on competitiveness. Choose an environment that produces a diversified talent pool that is vital to the success of your business. Recruit some of this talent as paid interns to hire them as future employees.



Investors. Investors are required in any entrepreneurial environment. Examine a possible region’s data, such as capital invested, investment diversification, and general growth trend line. Also, consider the sort of investor that specializes in a field where your firm is headed.

Costs. This is a measure that few founders consider, yet it might be crucial to your startup’s long-term success. If you’re raising money, you’ll probably need a burn rate or runway to meet your overall goals. While you may prefer Silicon Valley, all of the necessary ecosystem resources may be found in Salt Lake City. Where the cost of living is cheaper and the potential burn rate is considerably higher.

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Ankur Sarin
Ankur Sarin
Ankur Sarin is a dynamic professional with a passion for excellence and a commitment to continuous growth. With a diverse skill set and a strong background in marketing and business development, Ankur has carved a niche for himself in the corporate world. Having worked in diverse sectors like Telecom, Power, Automobile, and Retail, as Senior Management, he has in-depth understanding of Marketing and Operations both. Being an accomplished professional he continuously seeks new challenges and opportunities for personal and professional growth. His unwavering commitment to excellence, coupled with his passion for innovation, positions him as a true industry leader. Connect with Ankur on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/ankursarindelhi/) to explore synergies and collaborate on exciting ventures.
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