(Powered by LaunchBit ) You know your product best. You know what’s coming next in the product roadmap. Startups are often struck by the Curse of Knowledge, specifically when it comes to product design and development. Make sure you talk in your customer’s voice when designing your product. MORE >>

The Great Money-Making Idea Since I was satisfied with the level of traffic I was getting, and with the amount of value I was able to share with the world, it was time to take it to the next level – releasing a paid product. As I made more free videos, I could release more DVDs in the future, allowing me to have multiple products. MORE >>

This post describes a solution – the  Customer Development Model. In future posts I’ll describe how  Eric Ries and the  Lean Startup concept provide the equivalent model for product development  activities inside the building and neatly integrates customer and agile development. This post describes such a model. MORE >>

You’ve been through sketches, patterns, prototypes, samples, more prototypes, more samples and finally, the finished product. Know which retailers would even carry a product like yours — the best way to do this is to Google some competitive products and see which stores come up in the search. Know your product. MORE >>

Many of these founders have talked with several developers or development firms about their plans. Still, if you’ve not heard these questions from a developer, they are not helping you as much as they should. tend to ask a lot of questions, challenge aspects, make suggestions. It needs to be a conversation. MORE >>