What Exactly is Product-Market Fit?
Product-Market Fit, in simple terms, is whether or not your product is needed.
When making products, you always have to be solving a problem, making something easier, or making something better. It’s fine if other products do the same thing as yours, if you’re bringing something unique to the table.
If no one really needs your product, or they can get the exact same experience from someone else, then you don’t have a Product-Market Fit.
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