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During Office Hours we often get asked many similar topics.
Author: A.T. Gimbel
A.T. Gimbel is a Partner at Atlanta Ventures. He previously led product and go-to-market functions for the Healthcare division of LexisNexis and worked in consulting at Bain & Company. He holds an MBA from Harvard Business School.
Do I need a novel idea?
I was recently at a Georgia Tech event, and one of the students asked a great question: “Do I need a novel idea?” The answer is no; many great ideas were not the first to market.
Should I raise money or keep bootstrapping?
Another common Office Hours question we get is should I fundraise or keep bootstrapping?
How do I know if I have product-market fit?
Another common question we get during Office Hours is how do I know if I have product-market fit (PMF)?
How important is market timing for a startup idea?
Another common question we get in Office Hours is about market timing.
Should I pivot my idea or keep going?
Another common question we get at Office Hours is should I pivot my idea or keep going?
Atlanta Healthcare Entrepreneur Meetup – how to catch market timing while bootstrapped
We recently held another Atlanta Healthcare Entrepreneur Meetup and I had the privilege of interviewing Chris Spears on his journey with OrderlyMeds. There were lots of great insights and good questio
How do you get your first customers to pay?
Another common question we get from entrepreneurs during Office Hours is how do I get my first customers to pay?
How do you find potential customers for discovery?
Another common question we get at Office Hours is how do I find potential customers for discovery? Let’s assume you already have an idea, and are exploring who to speak with to vet the idea.
Do I need a co-founder?
Continuing with my list of most common questions we get during Office Hours, the next question is around co-founders.