Comment on New Business Idea Needs These Three Things by ambertreeleaves.
Good to hear you consider a startup. I joined one 3 months ago, as employee nr 1.
agreed with you that you need a problem, solution and a market.
One of the principles I like is the lean start up and fail fast, in the good sense: Test the product as soon as possible, even if it is just a description or a wireframe or a brochure… That feedback will tell you if there is a market or not, if the solution is the right one. We did use a story board and got good feedback from that to change the solution before we actually had build it.
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Thx for the mention.
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