The goal of a pre-launch startup
Hold the problem you're solving tightly, hold the customer tightly, but hold the solutions you're building loosely.
- Launch quickly, even if it is imperfect.
- Get some initial customers. Get anyone using your product and see if they can get value out of the product.. You don't have to think about how you get everyone using it.
- Talk to your users after you've launched your MVP to get feedback.
- Iterate. Continue to improve on your solution until it actually solves a problem in most cases.
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