What’s an
Minimum Viable
Product?

Got an idea for a product?

Begin with KISS principle – Keep It Simple, Silly.

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Minimum

Minimum features, minimum cost possible, minimum time-taken for being market-ready.

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Viable

Feasible enough to encourage the user to try the product or pay for its use.

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Product

The outcome which can be a service or a tangible item.

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Amazon started with
an MVP approach.

By July 1995, Amazon started as "Books on Internet"

Within two months Sold books to 50 states 45 countries. Sales up to $20,000/week.

By 1998, it added product categories, innovative products, customer-centric features and much more.

Became "The everything store".

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Can all ideas be turned into an MVP?

Practically, yes. This is what MVP experts say.

It can be a simple network building website, like Facebook, when it started in the year 2004. Or an idea to integrate the system with Artificial Intelligence technology. And everything else, between these two.

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Tips for a good MVP

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Build your MVP for one person

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Remember, it is not about building less

Users feedback

Take enough
feedback

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Small, contained launch

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Market testing
is a priority

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You can estimate the scope, cost and time for
your MVP development using our “Scope
Estimation Tool”.

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