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I'm familiar with the basics of the customer development process (c/o Eric Ries's blog, of IMVU), and intend to read the book soon. But one question is -- how d
by zackattack 18y ago
I'm familiar with the basics of the customer development process (c/o Eric Ries's blog, of IMVU), and intend to read the book soon. But one question is -- how do you come up with an idea for a product people want to pay for?
- potatolicious 18y agoI generally come up with my ideas via my own needs (disclaimer: I have yet to make my millions...) - these ideas tend to be within a realm that I understand deeply, and thus I'm in a unique position to execute better than random other hacker down the street. Not to mention that, as a consumer of the product, you'd be more in touch with the needs of the product and where it needs to go.
- rjurney 18y agoBy asking them if they'll pay for it, and iterating until you come up with something they will?
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