Tag: Minimum Viable Product

5 Things a start-up founder should think about 30 days from launch

Post author By Joseph Puopolo
Post date August 12, 2012
Categories In General, Marketing, Product Management, Startup, Tech

30 days out from launch I was reflecting on the top things I need to do to help make my company as successful as possible. Here were the top 5 things 1. MVP, MVP, MVP – This isn’t the time to get fancy with all the bells and whistles. You can always build them later. […]

You are building too slowly

Post author By Joseph Puopolo
Post date October 25, 2011
Categories In Design, General, Product Management, Startup, Tech
7 Comments on You are building too slowly

When I was a child I played with Lego. If I was at home, I had the leisure of playing with my own Lego, and I could take my time and build an elaborate creation. I would go to meticulous detail in building ships, castles or other buildings. I realized there was a certain serenity […]

5 Things a Good Product Manager Should Think About

Post author By Joseph Puopolo
Post date September 6, 2011
Categories In Design, General, Marketing, Product Management, Social Media, Startup, Tech
13 Comments on 5 Things a Good Product Manager Should Think About

1. Minimal Viable Product thinking can be a trap – there has recently been a huge movement toward creating a “minimum viable product” and then going out to market as quickly as possible. I would argue it is important to temper this trend. This has turned into a tendency to quickly roll out half-baked functionality because […]