The Startup Playbook: Insights from Y Combinator
Episode 2: How to Build Products Users Love?
- Building products that users love starts with a deep understanding of your users’ needs.
- Conduct user research early and consistently to ensure you
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Param Suthar
Stealth • 5m
A actual product is better than only mere visualisation.
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Tushar Aher Patil
Stealth • 20d
meanwhile SHIV DIXIT who Is 3 rd number winner and gets more wishes than first number 😂😂
“ People's who criticize your idea's are more important than people's who love your idea ”
~unknown
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Sai Kiran
Stealth • 6m
Hey everyone, I'd love to hear your thoughts! In your opinion, how important is a founder's vision, regardless of their skills? Thanks in advance for sharing your insights!
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Niket Raj Dwivedi
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Medial • 6m
May was an excellent experimental month for us at Medial!
We switched off nearly all marketing, zeroed down our focus on development for the future and wanted to see how cold can the platform go. We basically wanted a reality check. The assumption w
🚨 Work from office workers have better mental health than those who work from home. (Sapiens Labs survey)
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Wild Kira
Stealth • 2m
Why KOO Failed?
Product Superiority : Koo aimed to disrupt rather than create a new category, needing to be significantly better ( for users and brands) than X.com. Achieving this required time and capital, scarce during a funding downturn. One inte
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Adarsh
Stealth • 5m
Integrating game mechanics like points, rewards, and challenges can elevate your product, making it more captivating and enjoyable for users. This strategy improves retention, drives desired actions, and enhances the user experience. Start with small