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B2B SaaS Founders Struggle to Validate Real Customer Pain Before Building

Founders targeting local service businesses find that assumed pain points are not actually problems customers want solved. Distinguishing genuinely painful problems from complaints that are part of the sales process is a recurring challenge in early B2B SaaS development.

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