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Like hard work, there is no substitute for doing in-depth customer discovery while building a startup. It's the customer discovery that lets you understand the customer's pain and disqualify the asks that are wishful. It forces you to invalidate your assumptions about the market. Lastly, if done really well - it narrows a broad hypothesis into a clear and actionable path toward product market fit
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Product-market fit is key to startup success. Learn from founders who emphasize iterating based on customer feedback and market demand. #ProductMarketFit #CustomerFeedback #MarketDemand #Innovation
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Recently we caught up with fractional CTO, Sam Parks, who has lived a fascinating career as an engineer, founder, and investor. Sam shared practical insights into launching successful Minimum Viable Products (MVPs) based on his philosophy of "plan slowly, build quickly, rebuild quicker." Key insights for founders from this interview are: 🎯 Focus on a standout feature to differentiate your product. 📝 Invest in detailed planning for clarity in execution. ⚡️ Build rapidly without sacrificing user experience. 🔄 Evaluate and adapt based on user feedback. Ready to bring your vision to life? Connect with Sam Parks via Go Fractional for guidance in launching your MVP or refining your software engineering strategy. #AI #ML #StartupAdvice #fractionalcto #fractional #founders
Fractional Focus: Building MVPs for startups with Sam Parks
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Synthflow picks up $7.4M for no code voice assistance for SMEs What is AI good for? Automating repetitive tasks for the very busy people running small businesses,
Synthflow picks up $7.4M for no code voice assistance for SMEs
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Discover how experimentation drives startup success at TechDojo! By balancing feasibility and viability and intersecting these perspectives with experiments, Techdojo incorporated a 90-day experiment cycle for introducing new ways of working across the organisation. This video provides insights, powerful tips and real-life experiences you can apply today. Learn more about: * Importance of Experimentation: Experimentation is crucial for success, allowing businesses to test hypotheses and learn from failures. * Data-Driven Decisions: Making decisions based on data from experiments helps to understand what works and what doesn't, reducing risks. * Customer Feedback: Regularly gathering and analyzing customer feedback is essential for aligning products with market needs. Watch the full video on Youtube! #BVSSH #BetterOutcomes #experimentation #customerfeedback
Discover How Experimentation Drives Startup Success at TechDojo
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Unleash the Power of Customer Feedback in Your Startup Journey. 🌐✨ Dive into proven strategies to kickstart your feedback collection, discover effective methods for actionable insights, and learn the art of systematic integration for continuous product evolution. Ready to refine your product with the voice of your customers? Check out our latest blog! 📈🔍 👉 https://lnkd.in/diTCjQmw #CustomerFeedback #StartupWisdom #Hackquarters
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By leveraging the power of AI, we're significantly accelerating the pace at which new products are launched while simultaneously reducing the cost of building them. What are your thoughts on the impact of AI in software development? How do you see it changing the landscape for startups & businesses building software? Let’s discuss!👇 #ArtificialIntelligence #SoftwareDevelopment #Innovation #ProductDevelopment #BitsBuddy
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One of the simplest, seemingly obvious things about working in a small startup is just how much emphasis there is on the customer. At OpTech.ai every week we're measuring up current priorities against new asks, and making clinical decisions to shift, stop, or continue to get the most the most value our of any single bucket of work so we can realise immediate and future value for our customers. We're obsessing about making the right choices every day. It's something we build in to our ceremonies, and our culture. Everyone on our team is speaking to customers every day. At our scale this works but it's very easy to lose sight of. Having worked in companies of many different sizes, I often reflect on how quickly customer focus gets lost or twisted when companies grow - and how often the business can drift as a result.
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Ever heard of building in public? It means openly sharing the challenges and progress that your company faces along its journey. Here's my opener with Seeda: Our product development strategy is heavily influenced by "The Lean Startup" book by Eric Ries. It advocates for the creation of minimum viable products (MVPs) and gathering customer feedback quickly to validate assumptions and make data-driven decisions. Eyuel and I were overhauling the core of our product, our AI Insights, as we hadn't given it much attention in the past few months. After a week of development, I reminded myself of the basic principle of a lean startup - Get Validation. We stopped the overhaul and shifted our focus to quickly validating our assumptions - that our customers want the insights we are proposing. Now, our minimum viable product involves manually running code to generate insights, manually prioritising insights that customers should receive and when, and manually evaluating the value of each insight. While this work is demanding, it is much less painful than spending months developing something that nobody wants. Hence, the importance of "Get Validation". Let's see. PS thanks to Chris at Nimbly for the book recommendation!
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After 2 months of user research with factories I have validated my new startup product what I am developing for Industry and Automotive. Finally. We identified these 2 main problems: - maintanance - but not maintanance predictions, but everything around servis, revisions - people - still biggest problem Soon I will share more details about this solution, but wait on real Industry innovations.
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