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The Things You Have to Get Right When You Start a Start-Up

SaaStr

Yes, to build the next Slack, the next Amazon, the next Tesla, whatever, you probably need to be the next Elon Musk. Yes, your new product does have to be better than the existing guys. But what really matters is how fast you grow after $1m ARR. And 7–10 years to build something of any scale. Product-market fit.

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A Simple Framework for Exponential Growth at Scale for Technical Buyers with Weights & Biases VP of Growth Lavanya Shukla

SaaStr

So, how do growth teams discover and prioritize those resources most effectively? F — Flywheels U — Users E — Experiments L — Learnings In this article, we’ll talk about: The importance of understanding user decisions behind every metric you want to move and how to inspire those decisions. Funnels lead to linear growth.

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12 Types of Minimum Viable Product With Their Pros and Cons

User Pilot

With so many types of minimum viable products out there, it can be challenging to know which one to choose for your specific product idea. In this article, we’re going to explain what minimum viable products are, break down the different options you can choose from, and help product managers make up their minds.

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Extreme Product Design: Building Things People Actually Use with Stripe CTO David Singleton (Pod 636 + Video)

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Despite all the advancements in technology, creating a product with a great user experience remains challenging. Many companies believe excellent product design comes from hiring the best engineers and signing up for the latest software instead of building from the users’ perspectives.

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Minimum Viable Onboarding: Your Go-To Guide To User Activation

User Pilot

Getting user onboarding right is critically important for any SaaS: in this article, we’re going to explore the powerful concept of minimum viable onboarding. We’ll start by looking at what user onboarding is, then look at why minimal viable onboarding is valuable, and finally how to implement it in your product.

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New Feature Validation Framework For Product Managers

User Pilot

Why do product managers need a new feature validation framework? How can you build one? TL;DR Product managers need a new feature validation framework to ensure that they meet user needs or drive organizational goals and avert product failure. Product teams should invest in validation when developing the MVP.

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Product Discovery Techniques for Product Teams to Develop Valuable Products

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What product discovery techniques can product managers use to build products that deliver value for their customers? TL;DR Product discovery comes before the product delivery process and its aim is to find and validate opportunities and solutions that will enhance product value and drive business goals.