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There's a line of thought on startup success that basically says that customer validation is more important than creating a good product: http://www.slideshare
by GFischer 15y ago
There's a line of thought on startup success that basically says that customer validation is more important than creating a good product:
http://www.slideshare.net/Alex.Osterwalder/successful-entrepreneurship-5747012 http://www.slideshare.net/Alex.Osterwalder/successful-entrep...
it basically says not to kill yourself building the product before testing that there's a market for it. Create a minimum product (MVP) instead :)
You did that with your Farm for Toddlers game, found your niche, now go ahead and be successful :) (I guess you already are, by my standards :) )
Edit: by the way, thanks for sharing and being open with your revenues and your experience
- Eiswuxe 15y agoIts true that you should not start a company on the idea of "I dont care what anybody wants, I just want to do as I please". I try to find a good mixture of what "looks promising" and what is fun for me to do. Atm, those toddler games perfectly fit that scheme. Sure I try to push it all into a direction where I can build more "typical" games.