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Whether you're running a business or just in the research and development phase, adjusting your strategic scope to focus on PMMF (Product-Market-Model Fit) will help you service the right market and delight your customers.

They keep the tunes coming and the bugs at bay.

Michael Tierney, the founder of Stuffed Puffs, learned that sometimes the simplest problems are the most complicated ones to solve.

At home, in the office, on an airport layover, these products keep you logged in whenever you need to be.

Abigail Stone Park founded Otherland by giving founders and consumers a "scent" experience through the screen.

What makes you special?

Defining your services as products, while it may be a shift in your business model, will increase consistency, stability and profitability.

From endless video calls to busy households, these upgrades can help boost your efficiency.

Kettle & Fire was selling bone broth like crazy. But when we tried to sell soup, we learned how hard product expansion can be.

It all started in the mountains of Switzerland, with some cut-up garden hoses.

To be successful, you'll need these to stand out from the competition.

From sunglasses with earbuds in them, to all-star portable chargers, these products were designed to be on the move.

When my company was just six months old, I made an unlikely play to buy another company. That bet is still paying off today.

Some business ideas are good enough to change the law. But you may never know unless you build it first.

Turning a concept into a marketable product is complex and multifaceted.

Wireless chargers have been around for years, but a new crop of creators made them more stylish, convenient, and integrated with your workspace.

Want to stand out in a crowded market? The founder of ridiculous canned-water brand Liquid Death has a suggestion: Embrace dumb ideas.

These five questions will help you decide if a product-led strategy is right for your business.

You can buy marketing, sales or attention, but product-market fit should always take center stage.

Or would the security and privacy concerns prove to be too much of a burden?

Entrepreneurism is all about problem-solving, and finding a common issue can be a great starting place for your business idea.