Nov 6, 2020

An MVP Your Users will Love

By Get To Traction • Issue #2 • View online

Do you have an MVP? Yes… actually, no…. well, maybe??? There’s a lot of different advice around this important early-stage milestone. What can be tested quickly? What risks are you assessing? What feature, if used (or not used) will tell you the most about your potential customers?

~Diane

How to Define an MVP Feature Set and Make Customers Fall in Love With Your Pilot Product

Find out what’s a minimum viable product ought to look like at the time of its pilot release to the market. Approaches to defining MVP.

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Josh Kopelman – The Past, Present, And Future Of Seed Investing – [Invest Like the Best, EP.170]

The founder of famed venture capital firm First Round Capital talks about early stage investing, business building, and entrepreneurship - COVID-era insights.

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The Non-Technical Founder Dilemma- Filling the CTO Gap | Medium

Imagine. You have a great idea and a business plan, but you don’t know how to build the product. How do you get customer traction without product?

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Moats Before (Gross) Margins - Andreessen Horowitz

We risk losing sight of what truly drives business value. Yes, gross margins are important. But over-rotating on gross margins is myopic because business quality is driven by more than margins.

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Lessons From My First 6 Months As A Founder

While I’m still early in my journey, I’ve already been on a rollercoaster of emotions and challenges. And as I coach and chat with fellow early-stage founders, I notice the same patterns come up.

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Get to Traction is a weekly newsletter for first time founders, early stage startups, and those grinding to get their products built so they can land their first users. Curated by a serial startup-er and local director of the world’s largest pre-seed accelerator.

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