Stephen Vincent Casaceli II

I've been going down a rabbit hole recently around idea validation. In the past, when starting a business of project, I have done everything from blindly pursuing the idea until something worked (often hard) right through to doing a more formal testing of the idea (worth it but harder to be objective). I'm curious. How do PH people do idea validation? If you have a great idea, what are your next steps? Edit: there have been some really fantastic thoughts and suggestions here! Starting with the end-user in mind is key, in an effort to understand their pains. I'm still curious as to how to ascertain market demand. Where do you go to see potential demand for an idea?

Im having trouble finding someone who can build a decent prototype and MVP. If you are or you know of anyone that wants to hop on a cool project lets chat. I am compensating for this project or we could work something else out if you have any ideas. I have full wireframes ready to go that needs a little logic proofing but it drives the main concept and product home. Im open to UX/UI people as well as Devs or someone who can handle the full scope.

"How not to be Sass" Helping Others is Key to Business and portraying to your potential users that you actually care about their problems. This is a win-win. The success of your product depends on this mentality. As a maker who is building a business, you need to develop a servant's attitude, especially in the SaaS space. When you can focus on this it will spill over into your business and you can start to come across more genuine not only in yourself but it naturally develops a product-led growth strategy for you where your product starts selling itself. I have gained so much more from starting a small community and being active in communities like this just helping and stop building a selfish business. IF you need some help let me know how to get started building a community or if you're stuck and need some ideas just reach out. I'm open to sharing the things I did (community building, management, copywriting, yadyadyada). - What are your thoughts on this? - Have you experienced growth from this? - What are your issues right now? Lay it all out. Part2 This mentality has led me to my current project where I'm building tools that improve audience management and growth for indie makers. Tools that scale your helpfulness and value, in turn, helping you grow your business. I could use some insight into the concept and landing page. https://www.babilbox.com