This document provides information about startups, including definitions and common reasons for starting a startup. It defines a startup as a young company beginning to develop, usually small and initially financed by founders. Reasons for starting a startup include being a born businessman, being frustrated by a routine job, being highly qualified, or being passionate about doing something different. It discusses important factors for startups such as having an excellent team, proper market research and analysis, establishing a revenue model, and obtaining necessary investment. The document also shares statistics about internet usage and investment in Indian startups. It lists some successful Indian startup founders such as the founders of Flipkart and Snapdeal.

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Start-up

2. What is meaning of Start-Up?
A startup is a young company that is just
beginning to develop. Startups are usually
small and initially financed and operated
by a handful of founders or one
individual. These companies offer a
product or service that is not currently
being offered elsewhere in the market, or
that the founders believe is being offered
in an inferior manner.

3. How any Start-Up initiate?
All Business/startup is born
from actual problem faced by
consumer in his life.
Entrepreneur grab this
opportunity and try to come
up with unique solutions /
business Idea to overcome it.
Initially Entrepreneur thinks
His Idea is one in a billion and
very unique in Market But
sooner or later Once he start
working and gathering data he
realizes and start feeling heat
of competition.
Once Entrepreneur made his
mind to start with business
first he approaches to his
friends with whom he is
comfortable for doing business
and move Voyage ahead
looking out for finance from
Investors.

4. Why People opt for Start-Up
Born Businessmen
Frustrated by
routine Job
Highly qualified
Passionate to do
something
differently
 Born Businessmen- A person who right from
childhood have always dreamt of doing business.
 Frustrated Employee- An employee who is
frustrated from his daily routine work life and
want to explore new venture, or a employee
who think he deserve best .
 Highly Qualified- A IIT pass-out Student who
initially spend few years as employee and once
he reserves enough funds start with his own
venture to achieve heights
 Passionate to do something Differently- This
kind of people are highly creative and defines a
say "Nothing is impossible in life”..

5. Things required for Start-Up
Excellent
Team to rely on
for best output.
Proper ground
work details with
data analysis and
market survey
including
competitor survey.
Revenue Model-
which is deciding
factor to continue
with business.
Investment- I
wont say most
important but
surely crucial
factor to start
Business.

6. Types of Investor

8. Internet Phobia
Before move ahead want to ask simple question.
Do you know how much time a person spent online (internet) each day?
Ans:-
The average person spends 8 hours and 41 mins
on internet.
This is 20 minutes more than the average night's
sleep, it is claimed.
Four in 10 smartphone users check their phone in
the night if it wakes them

9. Internet Usage Behavior

10. 2015 was year of a risk capital bonanza for
Indian startups. Between January and
December 2015, risk capital worth $9
billion was invested in Indian startups
across 1,005 plus deals where deal value
was announced, according to YourStory
data. To put this in perspective: between
2010 and 2015, Indian startups raised $18
billion.
Investor Investment in Website Business

11. Narendra Modi Initiative to support Startup

12. Sr.No Website Name Founder Annual revenue
1 Google.com Larry Page, Sergey Brin $50.2 billion
2 Facebook.com Mark Zuckerberg $5.1 billion
3
Youtube.com
Steve Chen, Chad
Hurley, Jawed Karim $1.7 billion
4 Yahoo.com Jerry Yang, David Filo $4.98 billion
Website Annual Revenue
Sr.No Website Name Monthly Trafficking
1 FlipKart.com 116.80 M
2 Snapdeal.com 68.40M
3 Quikr.com 33.40M
4 Facebook.com 29.50B

13. Binny Bansal (CEO) & Sachin Bansal CO-
Founder
Ritesh Agawal-Founder
Few Successful Indian Founder