The Story Of Entrepreneurship Of Six Giants

The development of start-ups is not easy, and most of them fail.

Take a break from failure to understand the story of a successful company, and provide an inspiring breakthrough for entrepreneurs.

It is a daunting and arduous task to start a new business, especially when most of the start-ups fail.

But there are plenty of reasons for those failures, many of which can be traced back to the idea that planning is incomplete or unoriginal.

One way to improve your chances of success is to study the market carefully and decide what is workable and what is not.

Reading a successful story regularly is also a good idea.

The story of these six companies can not only help you understand what is feasible, but also provide you with an inspiring breakthrough.

1, Google Corporation.

Google is one of the technological giants in our era. Google's predecessor was BackRub, a search engine founded by two Larry Page students and Sergei Brin (Sergey Brin).

They registered the domain name Google.com in 1997, and Google came from the mathematical term "googol", meaning the 100 power of 10.

In August of 1998,

The company raised $100000 from one of Sun's founders, Andy Bechtolsheim, Andy Bechtolsheim.

Shortly thereafter, Google was registered in California.

The original working place was in the garage, and the unusual ability of page and Brin's products to return to search results began to attract public attention and began appearing in magazines such as personal computers.

It is said that they can win favors because their products are much stronger than those of powerful competitors.

2, GAsBuddy.

Ophthalmologists and computer programmers have put forward the idea of finding the cheapest petrol price service for mobile devices users.

But when Jason Tufts (Jason Toews) and Dustin Gupal (Dustin Coupal) founded GasBuddy in 2000, the phone was not so smart, nor did the tablet computer come out.

Drivers have to log on to the website to find low priced gasoline and provide gas station prices around the town.

Mobile phones have made the website more successful, because drivers can now conduct price enquiries in their ideal locations, that is, in cars (of course, when they stop).

3, Amazon.

When Jeff Bezos (Jeff Bezos) was inspired by an article on the future of commercial websites and started Amazon website, the Internet is still a new thing.

Bezos listed a list of online sales prospects, and ultimately selected books, because of low prices and various kinds.

In two months, Bezos's garage sales amount to $20000 a week.

Unlike many other technology companies, Amazon was in the late 90s.

The bubble survived and business grew slowly. Besides books, films and music began to appear in Bezos' most promising products list.

4, Pandora.

New users may not realize that Pandora is based on a technology called "music genomics", which mimics the mode of human DNA passed down from generation to generation.

Music experts can identify 450 characteristics of each song and use this information to determine the individual characteristics of a song.

Tim Westn (Tim Westergren) raised this idea and applied it to the establishment of radio Pandora Radio. Pandora radio is a private radio set based on the user's personal preferences for music. (Westergren)

The company has faced many legal challenges in the past few years, but it still survives, and now has more than 200 million registered users.

5, Etibo (Edible Arrangements).

In 1999, florist Tariq Farid (Tariq Farid) raised the idea of rose and wildflower bouquet alternatives.

His passion for fruit prompted him to set up the "aidibao" and use his knowledge of flower distribution industry to bring the same idea into the food industry.

Not long after that,

A business billboard attracted the attention of Chris Delmajio (Chris Dellamarggio) during the rush hour.

He contacted Farid to discuss the possibility of turning his shop into a franchisee.

In the second year, DELL created the first aidibao near his home in Boston.

In the ensuing years, Dale Maggie O, Farid and his brother, Mr cam LAN, worked hard to develop aidibao into a nationwide franchise company. In order to meet their needs, they sometimes needed to work together.

6, Starbucks.

A cup of coffee is a standard for breakfast at a cafe or a roadside restaurant.

You often pay less than one dollar to enjoy the privilege, and your choice is usually limited to black coffee, sugar or cream.

Starbucks has revolutionized the concept of famous brand coffee and opened its first store in Seattle in 1971.

10 years later, Howard Schultz (Howard Schultz) made the first attempt at Starbucks coffee and was impressed.

Although it needed a business trip around the world, his experience at the Italy Cafe inspired him and wanted to bring the same community consciousness back to the American Cafe.

In 1987, he gathered investors to buy Starbucks and gradually developed it into a global enterprise.

Today, Starbucks has opened more than 21000 stores in 65 countries.

For any small business, innovation and timing are the core of success.

Although not everyone will win this fateful success, it is great to have the right idea and get enough support. The entrepreneur can achieve unexpected success and turn the idea into a long-term business.