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Types of MVP

  1. Video MVP {A video that explains your product or solution to measure traction}
  2. The Concierge MVP {idea that when you’re just starting out you don’t need to be able to handle thousands of customers, you just need to make one customer happy} great way to validate your hypothesis
  3. The Wizard of Oz MVP. In a Wizard of Oz MVP customers believe they are interacting with your technology product; however, the reality is that behind the scenes a human is doing the work
  4. Landing Page MVP: make a landing page with an explanation of your solution if people are showing interest and interacting its a good sign 

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  1. Video MVP {A video that explains your product or solution to measure traction}
  2. The Concierge MVP {idea that when you’re just starting out you don’t need to be able to handle thousands of customers, you just need to make one customer happy} great way to validate your hypothesis

Customer Discovery Hypotheses

Customer Discovery Hypotheses

Different kinds of hypotheses reflect different stages of your Customer Discovery journey:

  1. Problem Hypothesis: Validate the problem you’re looking to solve. Is it an actual problem? What’s the scope of it? Why does the problem exist? 
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2. Product-Market Fit

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