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How to sell your product via email (...and anticipate objections!) by @ryanh1
Have you ever wondered what they're thinking when they read your message? They're thinking of reasons NOT to buy. They're thinking: "It's too expensive. How do I know that it will work? Maybe there's a better one out there."You can anticipate those objections and neutralize them before they arise. This is how:
1. State the objection to gain trust
"You may be thinking: how does this product compare to {Competitor's Product}."
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How to learn a tech stack? Overwhelmed with all the terms: vue, node, django, mongo, react etc.. by @alialhussain
Start with HTML, CSS, and Javascript.
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1. Guide to nailing your startup's content writing strategy by @cotealexandra11
2. MVP does not equal shit product by @primer

Open Startup List - startups that publicly share visitor analytics, marketing experiments - even revenue. by @nscode
Popvend.com - a personal page to sell your digital products & services by @claytonrannard
MeetFeed - Past meetup storage helps to make searching and publishing speaker reports, presentation and broadcasting links easier by @tereshchenko_kn

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'MVP does not equal shit product', True.
Here are other myths about Minimum Viable Product -
• This is just a MVP.
• MVP is ‘as many features I can build into my product’ within the scheduled launch.
• MVP is what we build in X weeks.
• MVP should showcase the vision of the complete product.
• Mine is not a MVP, it is a MUP, MLP etc.
• Function matters more than design in a MVP & vice versa.
• MVP need not make money.
• MVP is the smaller, cheaper version of our product.
• I need not market my MVP, I should save my marketing budget for the final product.
• It’s just the MVP, I need not take the negative feedback seriously.
• MVP would get me investments.
• I should build my MVP in secret as someone would steal the idea.
Taken from my original content at - https://hitstartup.com/myths-about-minimum-viable-product/.
Good addition!
Hey @FalakSher , thanks for the curation,
You should check the link for "2. MVP does not equal shit product" because it is broken.
Thank you for letting me know.
Fixed now!
Hey @FalakSher, this is great content! Thanks.
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Done :) https://twitter.com/GetSplashPad/status/1276083403314458625
Thanks for the mention, Falak!
You deserved it.