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Frequently Asked Questions
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An MVP (Minimum Viable Product) is a simplified version of a product with just enough features to test assumptions and gather user feedback. It helps startups validate ideas before investing heavily.
Failures often result from poor market research, overengineering, unclear value, high costs, and scaling too fast.
Engage users early, focus on core features, validate market demand, iterate based on feedback, and keep messaging simple.
Yes. By analyzing failures, learning lessons, and adapting strategies, many MVPs can pivot and achieve market success.
Yes, even well-funded startups fail MVPs. Success comes from learning, iteration, and aligning with market needs.