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How is your product different?
Do you have a demo?
How much money do you spend per month?
What is your growth like?
Who would be your next hire?
What's the conversion rate?
Will your team stick at this?
Who would you hire or how would you add to your team?
What is your user growth rate?
Who is going to be your first paying customer?
What competition do you fear most?
Where do new users come from?
What has surprised you about user behaviour?
What makes new users try you?
How are you understanding customer needs?
What is the next step with the product evolution?
What is your burn rate?
How much money could you make per year?
Why did your team get together?
Why do the reluctant users hold back?
What's new about what you make?
How long can you go before funding?
What domain expertise do you have?
What are you going to do next?
What do you understand about your users?
How are you meeting customers?
Why isn't someone already doing this?
What are the top things users want?
Who are your competitors, and who might become competitors? Who do you fear most?
How big an opportunity is there?
How many users do you have?
What have you learned so far from working on your product?
What obstacles will you face and how will you overcome them?
How much does customer acquisition cost?
Six months from now, what's going to be your biggest problem?
What is your distribution strategy?
Who needs what you're making?
What's the biggest mistake you have made?
What are the key things about your field that outsiders don't understand?
In what ways are you resourceful?
What do you understand about your business that other companies in it just don't get?
Why will you succeed?
How many users are paying?
What, exactly, makes you different from existing options?
If your startup succeeds, what additional areas might you be able to expand into?
Are you open to changing your idea?
What do you understand that others don't?
Why did you pick this idea to work on?
How do you know people need what you're making?
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