"What's a good rule of thumb for knowing how much content you need for a minimum viable product?" Analytics can tell you if people are showing up. From a stri

"What's a good rule of thumb for knowing how much content you need for a minimum viable product?" Analytics can tell you if people are showing up. From a strictly guerrilla perspective just add your own like a religious fanatic. Everyday just devote X number of hours...and treat it as important as the tech development itself. Other than that,you have to realize a lot of successful companies are started by founders (serendipitously) branching off of prior situations that are uniquely specific to them. There is a good tech nation episode where they talk about how the "guy in the garage" narrative of many big companies (that I will leave unnamed) are largely a myth - these people all had connections and worked in places that allowed for them to blossom ideas in environments that were conducive to their success. This isn't to suggest that being a guerrilla, an engineer or idea man isn't part of it, of course it is, just that there is more involved on a case-by-case basis. So "Yelp" may have had any number of things to get the ball rolling that is under the radar.