Matt Marshall @ FOWA 08

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The key factors for a successful startup include having a brilliant idea, strong team, confidence and ambition, developing deep technology or research, discipline, aggressive marketing, resourcefulness, proper capital structure and legal support, an open approach, effective distribution, willingness to take risks, and a bit of luck.

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