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You've been "almost ready to launch" for 8 months... #67 What breaks you out of perfectionist paralysis? Your product is 95% perfect but 0% in customers' hands Meanwhile, your competitor launched their "crappy" MVP and has 10K users BRUTAL TRUTH: Y

I strongly believe that while idea and domain knowledge are important to start a startup, they are not enough to make it successful. Real success comes from proper planning, disciplined execution, continuous tracking, regular testing, and fast feedb

What do you think would be a better option for delivery of a beverage product as a startup? Asking as a founder

Startup folks - if you aren’t funded, stop paying money to social media influencers / YouTubers to promote your product or services. It is just vanity. 80% of the time, it does not give you good returns. Stick to Google ads. Not saying they are p

AI solution for marketers and product sellers! Building a webapp for you to just upload product image, and input a prompt and voila!!! You can get studio quality images instantly in any orientation and style possible. Will this work better in subsc

Finding Product-Market Fit: Two Winning Approaches! Do you start with a product and find the right customers or choose customers first and build for them? Explore these two strategic paths to achieve the perfect product-market fit!

A perfect example for good UI and Bad UX is CRED. They are still not sure which area they have to focus on.. what do you think?

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If you're not ashamed of your first product you will never gonna scale your business. feeling ashamed means you are unsatisfied with ur product so you iterate to do something much better again and again like Steve jobs

To the Product designers who worked in both service based and product based companies which is better and why? Asking as a fresher product designer who worked with many design agencies and freelancer.