Product Development: Page 7
4 Mistakes Entrepreneurs Make When Building an MVP
Every entrepreneur gets personally attached to his or her product. Only some of them, though, see how dangerous that is.
Nobody's Listening. Here's How to Actually Disrupt an Industry.
Convincing the market to accept new, disruptive solutions isn't always easy, but this five-step approach will increase your odds of success.
How to Steer Clear of Gimmicks When You're Strategizing Your Prototype
Exciting new technologies are emerging every day, but just mashing them together isn't the way to make a compelling product. Instead, follow these steps to create a genuine product that solves a real problem.
Will Your Product Launch Be a Success? 4 Signs It Won't Be.
The truth is, most product launches fail for two very simple reasons, both of which you've heard about time and time again.
How to Know When It's Time to 'Kill Your Darlings' and Refocus Your Entrepreneurial Energy
Follow these steps to put sentiment aside and pinpoint your best ideas that meet customers' needs.
How Big Companies Keep Consumers Happy With Product Micro-Changes (and How You Can, Too)
No, you don't need a major overhaul to keep customers coming back for more. Just ask Apple.
Significance of Calibrating the Product Growth
Devoid of a product or service, no company can indeed sustain in the market
4 Tips for Creating a Digital Product That Can Make You a Tidy Profit
It has no physical form, and therefore little or no development cost; but a 'digital product' like an ebook or audio cost can earn you a bundle.
How Getting Robbed at the Beach Inspired a Multi-Million Dollar Business
Thinking up the product was easy. Building the business was hard.
A Childhood Memory Helped This Founder Find Her Passion
Marissa Louie, CEO of stuffed animal company Animoodles, found her path thanks to a cherished toy that belonged to her late sister.
5 Ways to Stop Skipping the Hard Questions of Entrepreneurship
Don't get so excited that you forget why you're working on the product in the first place.
8 Success Lessons Entrepreneurs Can Learn From Chick-fil-A
A reliably delicious sandwich served at a friendly, clean restaurant doesn't have to be as cheap as a burger.
The Art of Creating Great Products
A great way to designing is to have a detailed knowledge of the who consumes your products and how they use them
How to Work With Customers to Guide Your Product Development
Learn from Microsoft's 'Open Hack' approach to collaboratively solve customer problems.
3 Signs You Are Your Own Worst Business Enemy
It's hard to be objective about ourselves but if we really pay attention our colleagues will reflect how we are perceived and what it means for the business.