How To Plan A Lean MVP That Scales?

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Eric Reis, said, “The ability to learn faster from customers is the essential competitive advantage that startups must possess”. (The Lean Startup) This is especially true when it comes to developing a Lean MVP

How To Plan A Lean MVP That Scales?

Eric Reis, said, “The ability to learn faster from customers is the essential competitive advantage that startups must possess”. (The Lean Startup) This is especially true when it comes to developing a Lean MVP

Checklists to consider for building an MVP successfully

1. Choose a Lean Minimum Viable Product

2. Talk to your users/customers

3. Know your MVP approach

learn how to build a lean Mvp that sales (read the blog)