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Remember this how Facebook looked when it launched. Don’t waste time building and testing too much in MVP stage. Just launch your hero feature, if there’s need people will still use a buggy or bad UI. Focus on validation first. Just ship it.

Why is an MVP so crucial for startups? It helps validate your idea without burning through resources. Here's why every startup should focus on building an MVP first. #StartupTips#MVP

᠅ Founder Tip: Your MVP should embarrass you Reid Hoffman once said: If you're not embarrassed by your first product, you launched too late. He was right. Here’s why your MVP (Minimum Viable Product) should be fast, ugly, and real: 1. Speed beats

Startup Life: From Idea to Action 🚀 Building a startup feels like a rollercoaster, right? 🎢 Here’s how to move from thinking to doing: 1️⃣ Plan Smart: Write a one-pager for your problem, solution, audience, and MVP idea. Timebox your tasks—don’t

Guyss🌝, Does the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) of an online platform need to be a well-designed and polished app, or is a functional website with core features sufficient to raise funding?

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If I have to sell a digital product right away , which thing got the highest demand out of all?

Hey everyone! Sharing the link to Voxcii's demo—it's our MVP, so it's not fully polished yet, but it works and serves its purpose! Check it out: https://youtube.com/shorts/Bm5q9Pq2jjc?si=YeHwdZOT3AAUBQhW Would love to hear your thoughts

💡 Did You Know This About Y Combinator? Y Combinator doesn’t just fund startups — it teaches you how to build a company that grows fast. What makes YC different? 🧠 Founder-first: You don’t need a polished product — just a real problem and strong

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