Simple B2C vs high-tech B2B: 1-0

Start a company for a passion, not for the "quickest" path to success. If you don't have the passion, you won't make it through the hard times.

B2C is easier to test ideas since the solutions are often simpler, but its also a whole lot more crowded. It would be akin to buying a lottery ticket, way easier to make money vs a job for those that win, but your odds are much more lower to succeeding than working a job.

Go with B2B if you are passionate about building that product.

Sales cycles of B2B will be very long compared B2B. If you have connections in the industry, go ahead with it.

Exponential growth is rare in B2B. You have to sell the product.

Every B2C startups will look trivial when we look from the higher level. In fact, it is much harder to find the product market fit with B2C.

Are you trying to solve problems that don't exist ? That can be really frustrating.

A similar experience I've had is encountering people like you whose overblown view of self and misplaced attitude hinders their success. Who the f––k are you to call someone else's prospering company trivial? The same company whose founder was smart enough to know when to use off-the-shelf stuff + 1 server and focus energy on crucial matters like customer acquisition and revenue, therefore now has 10x your revenue + explosive growth? Since when did B2C mean less than B2B?

Newsflash: that founder's startup is harder than yours because they had to not only stand out in a sea of millions of B2C competitors, but excel by achieving exponential growth. Put that in your stunted brain pipe and smoke it.

Don't compare your startup to other people's startups. Focus on making your startup work. That's only what I have to say.

No, you are not alone. The best products don't always win. Solving a problem isn't the same as building a company. Most people are lazy and stupid as fuck and no one ever went broke underestimating exactly how much. Signed, a fellow B2B founder.

Ever heard of the story of the tortoise and the hare?

May pls reach me fetchall@gmail.com. I worked in similar situations to success.