How to Launch a Startup in 30 Days with Sam Kamani
On this episode, I interview Sam Kamani, author of The 30 Day Startup and Co-Founder & CEO of ProductDone
If you are in any way involved with a startup this one is a must-listen. Sam breaks down the components of building a successful startup as well as the common mistakes he sees new founders make.
With two successful startups under his belt, Sam made the decision to give back to other founders by forming his company that specializes in helping quickly develop a minimally viable product, commonly known as an MVP.
With a belief that every unicorn starts with an MVP, Sam shares some of the ways he’s able to rapidly deploy a go-to-market product. He talks about the value of testing, gathering feedback, and iterating to make improvements early in a company’s life cycle.
He also shares why user engagement, not acquisition, is the result needed in today’s noisy world. He explains that solving a problem may not be the only factor to consider when designing a product, and share how rigidness in product concept often leads to failure.
Sam is an expert in understanding why some companies make it while many fail and provides a depth of knowledge that will help anyone starting a business.
You can find Sam:
Personal website: https://samkamani.com/
Company website: https://moonstream.to/
Blog: https://web3pod.xyz/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/samkamani
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