Startup Discovery & Learning Survey
Share how you find, follow, and analyze startups—what you do now and what feels difficult.
Which best describes your involvement with startups?
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🚀 Currently building a startup
💡 Planning/considering a startup
🛠️ Worked on a startup before
💼 Work with startups
📚 Study startups for learning
👀 Interested in startups, but rarely study them
Other
How often do you actively look for information about startups?
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Daily
Several times a week
Weekly
A few times a month
Rarely
Almost never
When you want to understand a startup, where do you usually look?
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Google / search engines
News / articles
YouTube / podcasts
Social media
Product Hunt
Indie Hackers
Crunchbase
Reddit / online communities
Founder interviews / posts
Company website
Other
What do you usually want to learn about a startup?
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Problem & customers
Product
Business model
How they got customers / grew
Marketing / acquisition
Technology / tech stack
Funding / investors
Revenue / traction
Founder decisions / journey
Other
Think about the last time you seriously researched a startup. What was the biggest difficulty you faced?
Information was scattered across different places
Too much information to go through
Important information was difficult to find
Difficult to understand or compare
formation was outdated
I didn't face any significant difficultly
I didn't research any startup seriously
Other
What information you were looking for but couldn't find easily?
If you could change one thing about how you currently discover or learn about startups, what would you change?
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