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I like the woman who is doing a much of different pages to teach herself about development. But this feels half-baked... Real products, even MVPs, take time a
by joshuaellinger 13y ago
I like the woman who is doing a much of different pages to teach herself about development.
But this feels half-baked...
Real products, even MVPs, take time and effort.
If you want this to be interested require that each MVP goes through Jason Cohen's qualification process first:
1. Find 10-20 people who will agree give you money before you build it.
2. Get a price and make sure they are still on board.
3. Build the MVP.
4. Collect the money.
5. Rinse and Repeat.
Otherwise, you are just going to have features pretending to be products and hobbies pretending
to they can be a company.
http://blog.asmartbear.com/vetting-startup-ideas.html http://blog.asmartbear.com/vetting-startup-ideas.html
- biot 13y agoThis is an MVP itself. 26|52 has announced their idea and are trying to find 26 people who will pay 26|52 $7500 plus give up equity to develop something. It's like a reverse YC program.
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