u/ExitPrevious4792

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My first post here. Looking forward to your replies.

I’m a journalist trying to start a media publication around Indian startups.

Thought it would be straightforward - track what’s happening, write about it, build an audience, make a dent.

But the more I research, the more I see - most startup content feels the same after a while.

Everywhere you look, it’s:

“X raised $Y million”

“Founder shares 10 lessons”

“How this startup scaled to 100K users”

But as a reader, I really keep wondering, who is this actually useful for?

Because if you’re not the founder, a lot of it feels distant.
And if you are building something, it still feels surface-level.

So I’m trying to figure this out before I build anything:

What do people in the startup ecosystem actually want to read about when it comes to startups in India?

Not what gets clicks for a day, but what you’d genuinely read till the end.

For example:

  • Real breakdowns of why startups fail?
  • Honest stories (not polished ones)?
  • Behind-the-scenes of how things actually run?
  • Or something completely different?

Curious what people here think; what kind of startup content doesn’t feel repetitive anymore?

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u/ExitPrevious4792 — 13 days ago