What's the most essential aspect to focus on in a Minimum Viable Product launching on Product Hunt?

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Pierfrancesco Di Ruzza · Accepted Answer

The most essential aspect is clear value delivery. Your MVP should solve a specific problem for your target audience effectively, even if it's not feature-rich.

Focus on the uvp.

Keep it simple, impactful, and user-centric!

Varun C Bhagath · Answer

@pdiruzza Thank you for the detailed response.

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Absolutely focus on clearly communicating your product's core value in the simplest way possible. Make sure your MVP solves a real pain point for users, even if it doesn't have all the bells and whistles yet. Nail that key value prop and keep the UX streamlined. Users should immediately 'get' how your product helps them.

Ethan Robert Kensington · Answer

Clear value prop is key! Get your core functionality nailed to solve the user's main problem. Keep the UX simple and engaging. Iterate on that foundation based on real user feedback. Get the fundamentals right and the rest can evolve from there!

Emily Grace Thompson · Answer

Definitely focus on communicating your core value prop clearly and concisely. Your MVP should demonstrate how you solve a key pain point for users in a simple, elegant way. Nail that core functionality and user experience. Extra features can come later once you've hooked people with the key benefits!

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Totally agree on focusing on clear value delivery in your MVP! Don't get caught up in bells and whistles. Just nail that core use case and make it dead simple for users. Bonus points if you can hook it into your product story when you post on PH. Get people excited about the potential!

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For me, clarity is key. I want the core problem the product solves to be obvious within seconds of seeing it. If I can’t figure that out, I lose interest quickly.

What's the most essential aspect to focus on in a Minimum Viable Product launching on Product Hunt?

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