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EPISODE · Nov 18, 2022 · 6 MIN

#072 What Changes to Make After Finding Product-Market Fit (Part 5)

from Midstage Startup Momentum · host Roland Siebelink

For all startups, finding product-market fit is far from the end of the journey. In fact, product-market fit is when things only start to get interesting. But after achieving product-market fit, there are several key changes that all startups must make to get to the next stage of development. If those changes are made effectively, a startup can go from product-market fit to product-market dominance. On this week’s episode of the Midstage Startup Momentum Podcast, startup coach Roland Siebelink reviews all of the necessary changes following product-market fit. Being proactive in making these changes once you’re sure you’ve found product-market fit is what will make your startup attractive to investors and put you on the road to finding product-market dominance. Redefine your challenge to mastering distribution. Conquer your market by being able to capture latent demand. Design your product in a way that has automatic, no-brainer upgrades. Ensure healthy margins but don’t yet optimize for profitability. Use marketing effectively to drive down the sales payback time.

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