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Achieving product-market fit confirms market demand for your product, but without a robust go-to-market strategy, that interest often fails to translate into steady, scalable growth.
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Cameron Adams shares insights on attracting early supporters, the unique strategies that fueled Canva’s exponential growth, and lessons learned along the way.
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Alberto Onetti outlines an expansive journey of the global startup economy fueled by over $4 trillion in venture capital investments since the early 2000s. Nearly 100,000 scaleups have emerged, including thousands that have raised significant capital, yet the global innovation landscape shows little change in power dynamics. North America and APAC lead in scaleup numbers and investment, while Europe lags behind, under-capitalized and fragmented. However, the ecosystem is growing thicker with nearly 900 startup ecosystems today compared to 500 a decade ago, suggesting latent dynamism beneath a seemingly stable surface. The report anticipates over 1,500 ecosystems by 2030, posing challenges for investors navigating this enriched but complex landscape. Regions such as Latin America, the Middle East, and Africa remain underrepresented at the higher stages of ecosystem development, hinting at potential yet to be fully realized.