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Most of the discussions over competition center around startup v/s big corporates, and the competitive edge people cite is the ability of startups to move quickly. That's all fine. But what is the competitive advantage in a startup v/s startup battle, considering that one of the startups has a decent money in the bag. How does the other one go about it then ? What advice would you give ?

There is a Quora question about the same concern: http://www.quora.com/Startup-Advice-and-Strategy/How-do-you-compete-with-other-startups-not-large-businesses

Need help in refining the pitch for an idea that I'm developing. Would love to know what you are able to understand from this short description.

"Banjarey is a mobile app that allows travelers to capture & share their group travel experiences collaboratively, as well as get quick & specific information about places & things to do while travelling. It integrates the 2 things people use their mobile for while traveling, at a single place. A good way to understand this would be to mash Tripadvisor (with a better way for travelers to get information than “reviews & ratings”) with Path (for group experiences) "

In between a hackathon, building a travel app that mashes foursquare 'tips' with curated Quora, to produce "Dos & Donts" about places & activities. What questions / concerns do you have about places & things-to-do when you travel ?

[http://www.banjarey.com/what_travel_concern]

A mobile+web app that helps you(+other trip members) capture travel memories (collaboratively) and share a beautiful experience safely & quickly.

http://blog.banjarey.com/2012/08/what-are-we-building-in-5-points/

1 - Works on-the-go - never miss a checkin, a photo, video or an activity that you did.

2 - Built for groups - Everyone collaborates on building the entire trip experience.

3 - Privacy. Easy sharing. Trip members can share with anyone - only that particular trip member's items are viewable.

Appreciate and Questions, Comments, feedback