Validation
Starting a Business
20 Questions You Can Ask to Validate Your Startup Idea
Before you commit significant time, money or other resources to launch, take this test.
Launching a Business
6 Tangible Steps to Launch an MVP Product
A lackluster response from potential customers doesn't mean you've failed -- it just means you've succeeded at understanding what the market doesn't want.
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When Your Big Business Idea Stalls, Ask These 3 Questions
It can be tough to determine if you're really onto something. After conducting a gut check, seek the advice of others.
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Validate Your Business Idea -- Quickly -- With These 5 Steps
New product and service concepts are stifled by the process of taking them to market. If you can prove a demand, however, the next steps become much less intimidating.
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Test Your Idea With These Simple and Inexpensive Steps
Before you spend big money on bringing your product to market, make sure there is actually a market for your product.
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9 Entrepreneurs Reveal How They Validated Their Business Idea
The author of a new book tells how several inventive types tested their product's premise. A catchy concept won't score profits for a startup if no one wants the device.
