Most founders waste months building the wrong features. Learn how to design a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) that delivers real value, saves time, and gets you early user feedback faster. Index 1. Introduction 2. What Exactly Is an MVP? 3. The MVP Blueprint: Build Only What Matters 4. Conclusion Introduction Many startups fail not because the idea is bad, but because they spend months building features users never asked for. The smartest founders build only what matters — the
Before building anything, you need to know if the problem is real. This guide walks you through rapid validation methods, customer interviews, and simple experiments to test demand — all within a week. Index 1. Day 1: Define the Problem Clearly 2. Day 2: Identify and Reach Out to Potential Users 3. Day 3: Interview Users (Listen, Don’t Pitch) 4. Day 4: Create a Simple Landing Page 5. Day 5: Bring Traffic to the Page 6. Day 6: Measure Interest and Analyze Insights 7. Day
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