You Don’t Have PMF — You Have a Few Users Who Don’t Hate You Yet
You have product-market fit when your product starts pulling users in — without you pushing.
You have product-market fit when your product starts pulling users in — without you pushing.
The consumerization of IT changed everything. Today’s B2B users expect their work tools to feel like the apps on their phone—instant, intuitive, and actually enjoyable to use. And here’s the kicker: the power shifted from the buyer to the user. If your product doesn’t delight, adoption dies, and the deal is dead—no matter how many signatures you chase.
AI is not your MVP. But it’s the sharpest tool to cut validation time and de-risk early bets. Discover how to leverage AI for customer discovery, prototyping, and faster iteration.
And here’s the kicker: the power shifted from the buyer to the user. If your product doesn’t delight, adoption dies, and the deal is dead—no matter how many signatures you chase.
The make-or-break milestone. We break down how to know when you’ve hit PMF, the metrics that matter, and how to avoid false positives.
Forget “version 1.” An MVP is a process, not a product. Learn the 6 stages of building MVPs that validate problems, test solutions, and set you up for PMF.
The fundamentals every founder and PM must master — from roadmaps and prioritization to aligning teams around outcomes, not features.
Why Marketers Who Ignore the MVP Always Miss the Mark
Most first-time founders stop at launch
For founders who refuse to build from thin air and want a thoughtful, data driven approach to ideation.
Most startups don’t fail because of bad ideas. They don’t succeed because they never started building.
For Founders, & Growth Teams Who Refuse to Build in the Dark