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What’s the first thing a founder should validate before building a product?

'CEOs should come from product making team, and not from the business or finance team.' Do you agree with this?

Not every AI product needs funding. Some just need the right builders. You don't need VC money to build an AI product. You need: ✅ An AI-first dev team ✅ Scalable tech stack ✅ UI/UX that converts ✅ Speed > fluff That’s where we come in. At Opslify

What do you think should be the goal of a startup in it's first year? Should it be profit, or customers or product development or what?

Imagine having a product team that builds like a YC startup. Y Combinator startups build with speed, clarity & user obsession. So do we. 💻 1–2 week MVPs 🎨 UI/UX that converts 🔁 Feedback loops baked in ⚡️ Fast iterations, no bloated process Opsl

You’re starting up. Which MVP would you test first? A) A WhatsApp bot service B) A newsletter-first idea C) No-code app + landing page D) Gumroad product 👇 Tell me why in replies.

1. Nobody wants to sign up. Let them explore first. Ask later. 2. People don't read. Your UI should explain itself in 3 seconds. 3. The homepage is not the product. The product is the onboarding. 4. Your first users won’t come from SEO. They’ll

HI, how to get the first few users for an app or service or a product or a digital product, how medial got its first users , what are strategies, should we have to run ads in meta , google ads.

One of the Best Advice I got From a Founder Is Before Starting A startup work For A early stage startup for At least A Year. Early Stage Team Building Initial Fund Raising Building A product from Scratch Getting First Users And Many More Things A

Just saw the Medial team explaining their product to the Shark Tank judges. In my view, whenever you are selling a product, before you go about explaining the product and its uses, you should arouse the interest of the prospective purchaser by statin