Product market fit is being lucky

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5 points·midspectrum··6 comments

Flagging — OP edited the title to be completely unrelated to the actual topic of the article; original title is “Seven traps to avoid while moving your target market from India to the US”

If you read the article in depth, the same mentions how Zenoti got PMF. My query is to understand is it for other companies too or one of instance?

When you post an article do not edit the title to substantively change meaning expressed by original title or article itself.

If you have a question, post an “Ask HN: Is Product Market Fit lucky?” and then in the description cite any notable reference as you see fit.

Lastly, per guidelines:

>> Please don't comment on whether someone read an article. "Did you even read the article? It mentions that" can be shortened to "The article mentions that."

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Quick check shows roughly 5 of the 2000 words in article related to topic you edited the title to represent, article had nothing to do with your title.

Got it. I'm relatively new here. I'll keep this in mind for my future mentions. Thank you for your revert and suggestion. Much appreciate it.

Possible I wasn’t clear, “Ask HN: (insert question)” is a format on HN:

https://news.ycombinator.com/ask

Zenoti's founder says that we got lucky. Is PMF accidental or there is real science behind it?

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