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7 Things Startups Should Avoid When Building an MVP

7 Things Startups Should Avoid When Building an MVP

By / May 25, 2020

The IT industry has the highest failure rate for startups. And a large portion of those failures are due to their Minimum Viable Product (MVP). Despite this fact, some 1.3 million tech startups throw their hat into the ring every year. It seems there isn’t enough alarm about the possibility of failure. If there were, more people would rely on the advice of those who succeeded. There isn’t a magic formula that will guarantee success, …

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Build MVPs and Validate Startup Ideas Without Code

Build MVPs and Validate Startup Ideas Without Code

By / July 21, 2022

In today’s competitive environment, it’s a process to take an idea from inception through gestation and, eventually, to realization. The bar is set higher for startups that don’t have a solid concept which can stand up to scrutiny. This means it’s also more important than ever to make sure you’re working with something unassailable. The odds are that many other startups have already released a minimum viable product (MVP) that solves the same problem as …

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A Little Confused? Minimum Viable Products in Simple Terms

A Little Confused? Minimum Viable Products in Simple Terms

By / July 21, 2022

What’s a Minimum Viable Product (MVP)? So, what exactly is an MVP? You can find a lot of definitions for MVPs on the Internet. For starters, one article said that even experts are confused as to what an MVP is. Well, personally I’d like to use Wikipedia’s definition since I find it the most agreeable and less confusing. Basically, a minimum viable product is a product with just enough features to satisfy early customers. These …

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Hurricane Irma

Hurricane Irma

By / July 21, 2022

So as my daughter, 2 dogs, 1 lizard, and I ride out the hurricane in our newly adopted home of Fort Walton Beach, Florida, I realized now just how awesome SaaS and cloud computing are.  All of my sites are still up, and I’m able to work just like I was back at home, which has no power.  Even though evacuating took 18 hours, I have no regrets today as I sit here typing this …

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52 MVPs in 52 Weeks

52 MVPs in 52 Weeks

By / July 21, 2022

So, at some point, this will be my personal blog.  My goal in the near future is to try to launch 52 startups in 52 weeks, by developing a system that allows me to go from idea to launch in less than 24 hours.  Can I do it?  I think so.  And we will all find out soon enough… In the meantime, head on over to the TaskBurst Blog, which is where I am currently posting.

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