A frequent question I get asked is how much traction is necessary to attract potential investors. It’s a common dilemma technology entrepreneurs face – should I build traction first or should I focus my efforts on raising startup capital? Given that making progress towards acquiring and keeping customers (traction) is an important measure of a startup’s viability and potential for success, making informed decisions in this regard is critical. The answer lies in striking a balance between pursuing traction and seeking funding.

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