Hi!
Need help building a V1 MVP for a concept that we want to test.
We think we stumbled into creating a sales process that matches the way that younger business leaders want to buy.
Example. If a company has engaged a digital marketing agency to help them generate leads, it seems like the agency would have 10s of ways that they could help.
We want to create a place where the agency can present 3 options immediately after a discovery call. Prospect and point person from the agency use this location to collaborate. Prospect can provide immediate feedback on initial options so that agency can make tweaks in real time. We think the end result will be a proposal that the customer helped create. Much higher closing percentage if you allow customer to do some of the work.
To date, we've done this in google sheets and it has worked well. Want to build a tool that we could offer as a subscription service.
What should an MVP cost? Would anyone be interested in helping us tackle it?
Thanks for reading.
I just sent a ROUGH deck and a couple short Drift videos to the folks on this thread that offered help or were interested in what I am up to. If anyone else wants to follow along, I am trying to show work as we go. Thanks everyone!
Hello Tom! My team is just near delivering a rich MVP for a telemarketing PMF platform. Would love to talk more about the flow for yours!
You can reach me out via details at http://www.adils.me :)
Hey Tom, My name is Dairon and I'm the founder of https://www.redclawtech.com, a small consulting coop with a designer friend, we are recently starting and I have 15 years of experience building software. YOu can check my Open Source work at https://github.com/codeadict or contact me directly at me AT dairon DOT org or info AT readclawtech DOT com.
Hey, I am the founder of https://storycreatorapp.com/ and have worked on some cool software projects over the years.
I would love to help out in any way I can. Let me know if you're interested and we can take this private.
thank you! I will shoot you an email
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Very interesting idea. It makes sense that busy people want to make a buying decision without feeling rushed or pressured. It's also nice to see everything laid out in a nice, written, formal proposal.
Let me know if you'd like to chat.
thanks for the reply! love to chat. what's your preferred method for a chat?
Oh boy, the list of ways to get in touch are endless...
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love to chat more! whats the best channel for you?
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