6B Partners

You've got an idea. But before you go all in, you want some feedback from the market.  You can accomplish some initial research with landing pages and social media listening. But eventually, you will need to build a Minimum Viable Product (MVP).

An MVP is meant to be a prototype to further vet your business idea. There are many benefits to "starting small" in your product development journey:

• Short and focused development cycle.
• Deliver to initial customers fast.
• Fundraise with a working product instead of a PowerPoint mockup.
• Deploy your product quickly, process customer feedback, and iterate.
• Allows for pivoting before investing in a complete product idea - it's a dynamic marketplace

What are some other considerations when building an MVP?

• Focus is everything. Who is your ideal client, and what problem are you solving for them?
• An MVP is a well defined project with hard limits. Keep the scope as small as possible.
• Building an MVP will help future planning and estimates given the knowledge gained from the MVP.
• Improve the learning curve of the product team by implementing fast development cycles. The world won't wait for large, expensive features that take forever to deliver.
• Allow in depth learning for the product/marketing teams. Integrate these closely related functions to drive product market fit.

Ok great! How do I get started?

Contact Matt or Tom @6BPartners.com today! We are experts at helping technology companies find product market fit. If you have an idea and need guidance to achieve liftoff, you have come to the right place!  Matt and Tom have successfully created, managed, and launched hundreds of software products during their extensive technology careers. We look forward to hearing about your idea: https://www.6bpartners.com/contact

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