In Episode 5, we talk about bringing your first product to market. You have to decide if you have enough market information to move forward with a “Minimal Viable Product.” This is the first solution that you can offer to allow your customers to experience it. You can improve on it later, but you need to get something out there for customers to see.
So, you have to decide what that solution looks like, and how much you want to invest in it. What features should it have initially and how will they benefit the customer? What do you want to accomplish when you bring the product to market? This episode talks about all these questions and decisions.
Dave Linhardt is problem-solving these questions right now with his company called, “Come With.” If you are looking for inspiration about this process, you will be pleasantly surprised to hear what Dave has to say as he introduces you to a very creative approach to building your first product without having to invest significant money.
In Episode 5, we talk about bringing your first product to market. You have to decide if you have enough market information to move forward with a “Minimal Viable Product.” This is the first solution that you can offer to allow your customers to experience it. You can improve on it later, but you need to get something out there for customers to see.
So, you have to decide what that solution looks like, and how much you want to invest in it. What features should it have initially and how will they benefit the customer? What do you want to accomplish when you bring the product to market? This episode talks about all these questions and decisions.
Dave Linhardt is problem-solving these questions right now with his company called, “Come With.” If you are looking for inspiration about this process, you will be pleasantly surprised to hear what Dave has to say as he introduces you to a very creative approach to building your first product without having to invest significant money.