The first $1m is tough, then it gets tougher
Expert tips on how to ensure your tech startup is a success.
About 80% of tech startups never reach the $1 million revenue mark. But if they're going to make it to $10m, the founder must sell the company just as much as the product, say two successful entrepreneurs.
Digital human and AI company Ambit made it to $1m in annual revenue in August. Chief
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The first $1m is tough, then it gets tougher
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