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Many startup founders don’t have domain knowledge to solve real-world problems, so they do their best to solve the problems in their own domain (tech). There is a lot of unexplored problem space if you dare to go out of the tech bubble.
I know of a guy who wrote some kind of management program for liquidators for insolvent businesses. He is the only person who provides any kind of application for managing their work. He has a large client base and virtually no competition because barely anyone knows what a liquidator does and what problems they face in their day-to-day work. He can also charge however much he likes because the liquidators offload their costs further down.

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Many startup founders lack the necessary domain knowledge to address real-world problems, leading them to focus on tech-related issues within their comfort zone. There are significant untapped opportunities outside the tech sector, highlighted by the example of a successful management program for liquidators of insolvent businesses. This niche market success demonstrates the potential of venturing into less familiar domains.

Many startup founders don't have domain knowledge to solve real-world problems