How did you validate your product?

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Founders regularly find themselves in love with their web app ideas, which might be a blessing or a curse.

Statistically, 90% of the time is a bad thing.

We circle ideas until we believe we're onto something great when we're trapped in our illusion.

Abhinay kumar · Accepted Answer

@florinmtsc I am launching Saydata on 17th August.
SayData is a Customer-facing embedded analytics solution that is truly self-serve. We have our launch coming up on 17th August and would appreciate your support. Please do follow the SayData page ("launching soon!" icon beside my name above) to be notified on launch day. Would greatly appreciate your review and support 🙏🏼

Abhinay kumar · Answer

First initial customer research then getting something to show - MVP or Wireframes to show to your proposed ICP and trying and getting their commitments. If this happens then I guess we are onto something

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Elena Tsemirava · Answer

To begin with, we poll our contacts from the network. Then we make MVP.

Daniel Zaitzow · Answer

Beta user / early adopter feedback. I think if people are willing to part with their hard earned $$$ for your product - you've got some degree of validation.

Apostolos Toptsis · Answer

Try to find a 'no' in terms of the market for the next 30 days after the conception of the idea.  If you don't find a 'no' then proceed, if you do then scrap it and try again!

How did you validate your product?

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