Minimum Viable Product & Landing Page
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The document discusses the concepts of Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and Minimum Lovable Product (MLP), emphasizing the importance of understanding customer love and engagement in product development. It highlights the need to focus on purpose, simplify the product, and create an emotional connection with users, while also encouraging community involvement and feedback. Ultimately, it stresses the significance of learning from users and iterating based on validated feedback to build successful products.
Minimum Viable Product & Landing Page
- 1. IMPRENDITORIALITA’ E STRATEGIE Laurea Magistrale in Sviluppo Economico e dell’Impresa ALESSANDRO BIGGI
- 2. 2 PRODUCT
- 3. 3 WHEN YOU ARE STARTING Minimum Viable Product The version of a new product that brings back the maximum amount of validated learning about your customers with the least effort.
- 4. 4 TRADE OFF Tricky balance to strike between speed of delivery and quality of execution
- 5. 5 INTRODUCING Minimum Lovable Product The version of a new product that brings back the maximum amount of love from your early tribe members with the least effort.
- 6. 6 MINIMUM LOVABLE PRODUCT The MVP might validate that people like cake, but it won’t get people talking. The MLP should validate that people love your cake, will come back for more and tell their friends. And you’ve still started small.
- 7. 7 Focus on the Purpose MINIMUM LOVABLE PRODUCT Why are you building this product? Too often people focus solely on the solution they’re building without really considering why they’re doing it. 1
- 8. 8 Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication. MINIMUM LOVABLE PRODUCT Get the core right and you’ll make your life a whole lot easier. i.e. Instagram 2 Do only 1 thing, but do it well.
- 9. 9 MINIMUM LOVABLE PRODUCT 2.1 - we discuss about the new concept/idea - we find the easiest way to realize it - we get very excited about it - we start adding features - we keep adding features - the concept and its realization get complex - the concept gets very complex - the concept gets too complex - we look in each others eyes - we destroy everything - we get back to the first, easy and immediate implementation - we are very satisfied Creative process be like: Destruction means Creation.
- 10. 10 Add surprise and delight: Design for emotion. MINIMUM LOVABLE PRODUCT What can you do to create a positive response from your customers? Go above and beyond what’s expected of you and you’ll reap the rewards. http://littlebigdetails.com/ Rise above the functional. 3
- 11. 11 “Design is not just what it looks like and feels like, design is how it works.” MINIMUM LOVABLE PRODUCT 3.1 -Steve Jobs Make it easy for your users to understand how to interact with your product. And as you do that, make it also a pleasant experience.
- 12. 12 Get your users hooked MINIMUM LOVABLE PRODUCT 4 Activate your users TRIGGER ACTION REWARD INVESTMENT Make them do what they are supposed to do Give rewards or enable community to do so Ask the user to do a bit of work to improve the next action Desire to take a picture Snap it, filter it, share it Get likes from community Understand hashtags EXAMPLE: INSTAGRAM
- 13. 13 Build a community MINIMUM LOVABLE PRODUCT 5 Speak with your users, make them part of the crew. Ask them what they desire and let them know what you’re working on.
- 14. 14 Create a feedback loop to empower users MINIMUM LOVABLE PRODUCT 5.1
- 15. 15 MINIMUM LOVABLE PRODUCT Be there for your users 5.2 Customers/users support is key. You want your users to get married with you, not just dating.
- 16. 16 Always measure everything MINIMUM LOVABLE PRODUCT 6 Intuitions are great. Numbers are better.
- 17. 17 RULE Build something users love. It’s better to build a product that few users love rather than one that a lot of people like.
- 19. 19 VIRAL LOOP
- 20. 20 LANDING PAGE
- 21. 21 EASY TOOLS TO CREATE A LANDING PAGE
- 22. 22 FOCUS ON LEARNING Anything can be your Minimum Viable Product, so long as you’re truly focused on validated learning.
- 23. 23 FOCUS ON LEARNING Keep it minimal, but try to understand something from users: the aim of this two-page MVP was to check whether people would even consider using the app. 1. Create page with short explanation of your product 2. Insert buttons that you’re going to measure 3. Spread the link and monitor results 3 STEPS
- 24. 24 LEARN MORE So we had validated that people probably wanted the product. The next thing to validate was whether people were comfortable with paying for such a product. This was as simple as adding a page in between the two which showed pricing.
- 25. 25 GET IN TOUCH Once you proved your concept, it’s time to build a first working version of the product. As you get ready, start creating a dialogue with your potential future customers, they might be your first revenues (no need to say that’s 🔑)