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  • What does 'Product-Market Fit' mean to you?

    Rohit Joshi
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    Giles Crouch
    There seem to be a fair number of definitions. For most VCs I've worked with, it's that point where you have traction, meaning revenue growth that's consistent (doesn't have to be huge, just steady) after building your proof-of-concept market validation size.
    Elena Tsemirava
    A stable and high retention.
    Igor Lysenko
    For me, “product-market fit” is a studied standard of what a product should be at the moment.
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    Jaspar Carmichael-Jack
    The solution is not only functional but also delightful and exceeds user expectation Users clearly understand how the product improves their lives and readily adopt it into their routines.
    Hussein Hashish
    target customer persona uses the product and is willing to pay for the product
    Mihajlo Kovacevic
    retention curve flattening out and not being 0%
    PRIYANKA MANDAL
    It is about understanding your customers so well that your product becomes a must have for them.
    Rajesh Kandaswamy
    There is a strong match between the value proposition of your product and the willingness of a large segment of the market to consume the product.
    Priyanka Gupta
    When your product solves the deepest of problems faced by the target market.
    Aarushi
    Simply put, the right product for the right market 🐥
    Wahaj Siddiqui
    To me, "Product-Market Fit" is the sweet spot where a product perfectly meets the needs and desires of a specific market. It's not just about selling a product, it's about solving a real problem or fulfilling a genuine need in a way that resonates with customers and drives sustainable growth.