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And MinimumViableProducts (MVP’s) are no-frills implementations, impacting minimal functionality while still creating value, sparking user engagement, and generating valuable insights. Their access, help and guidance all come at arm’s length.
Seed: This is the initial stage of funding, and is generally used to employ the founding team and begin market research and product development. The company is past the MVP (minimumviableproduct) and is showing initial signs of success. Are they looking to roll out a new product? It’s no longer just an idea.
Put up an minimumviableproduct and see if people pay for it (metric – conversion rate of beta user to paid). Situation 2 – You’ve just launched the first minimum version of your product / service and you are trying to work out whether you can turn it into a business.
Who do I contact if I have questions? But who do I contact if I have problems, or what if I want to take legal action (not that I ever will, but our company’s lawyers feel more comfortable knowing these things when I sign a contract). but no one to contact. There was one, actually a very good product, that I used.
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However, if you don’t have any immediate contacts, you can use LinkedIn to find a second or third connection -- then ask your mutual connection for an intro using this template. Tech companies test their assumptions by creating a “minimumviableproduct” (or, the most basic version of their idea possible) and releasing it to the public.
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