There are three things money cannot buy:
- Love
- Happiness, and
- Product-Market Fit.
We can’t get you the first two, but if you are a founder or part of founding or leadership team and strongly believe in product-led growth, you should be attending the product workshop .
The core thesis of this workshop is that great companies are/will be driven by great products (and not just discounts/ cheap hacks).
The core objective of this 1-day workshop is to enable founders and product teams to :
- Build products which customers need.
- Create MVP version of the product.
- Implement design thinking in your product.
- Crack GTM
- Learn how to position your product with the right messaging.
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The 1-day workshop is scheduled for November 23rd (in HSR Layout, Bangalore) and is led by Ashish Sinha.
The Workshop Will Answer These Questions For You:
- What would it take for my startup/product to hit product-market fit.
- I believe this is a great product – but still we aren’t getting any love from customers. What’s missing?
- What should I build for the MVP version?
- How do I validate my ideas?
- How should I market this product? The team is still unable to come up with the right tagline!
- I have read all the possible books and blogs on getting PMF / MVP, but I am still confused about how to go about finding the right problem to solve.
- I have got the product – how do I figure out the right market ? (and vice-versa)
Go ahead and register.
More details here: http://www.nextbigwhat.com/unpluggd/workshop/
Workshop Fee: Rs. 15,000 10,000 (+tax).
Date: November 23rd.
Timing: 9 AM to 6 PM.
Takeaways: Apart from an extremely practical learning (which you can implement in your startup ASAP), you will also get lots of templates : right from for evaluating product-market fit to launch / GTM template.
And access to PRO video interviews of 15+ product leaders (including founder of companies like ixigo, UrbanLadder, Wingify etc).
Register ASAP (30% discount has already been applied) as we have very limited seats left.
* Courtesy a tweet on product-market fit.
