Experience Level: Internship Contract Type: Other Qualification: Other Some projects start with a bang: Lots of orders Crowds Strong engagement People talking about it everywhere And after two or three months... Silence. The reason is not envy, Nor did the market stop, Nor did people suddenly change. The reason is usually one of these three: ✅ 1 — Relying only on curiosity Some projects sell in the first month because people just want to try them. But after the first experience... they found no reason to return. Curiosity brings the first customer, But value brings them back a second time. ✅ 2 — No operating system The rush reveals the project's weakness: Delays Errors Inconsistent quality Bad response In the beginning, people forgive, Then they start to distance themselves. ✅ 3 — Didn't build a brand... built hype There's a difference between: A project people talk about for a week And a project people rely on for years. 🎯 The golden rule: The first sale is relatively easy, But continuity is the real test. A simple example: A restaurant opened with strong offers and attracted people. After the offers ended, the demand disappeared. Why? Because people came for the price... not for the project. Ask yourself: If you stopped the discounts today... Will customers continue? If not, you have a problem that needs to be solved. 💬 Question for discussion: In your opinion, what is the main reason that makes projects start strong and then weaken: quality, marketing, or management?