Subscribe
Sign in
VEED
p/veedCreate pro-level videos without pro-level skills.
Start new thread
Sabba Keynejad

Take The Bait - A blog about building your MVP & finding your first customer

by

Take The Bait is a blog about how profitable startups built their MVPs & found their very first customers.

-------

When building my first product, I was really concerned about how long it would take to build and when would I get my first paying customer, So i asked around and put my findings into this blog. Hope you like it.

Add a comment

Replies

Best
Sabba Keynejad
Maker
Hi all, my name is Sabba one of the people who this made this blog. Where we were building our first product (www.veed.io), our two biggest concerns where... 1. Are we spending too long building the MVP? 2. How are we going to find out first customers? we decided to do ask other makers about their experience and found it super interesting. We imagined that we were not along, so we decided our findings on a blog. I hope you like, feedback always appreciated and don't hesitate to say hi!
Janelle de Weerd
Great concept @sab8a! We're in the very early stages of creating our MVP and I'm looking to get as much inspiration as possible. Really happy to have stumbled upon this gem.
Sabba Keynejad
Maker
@janelledeweerd Great, I am really pleased you like it! Join the mailing list and we will keep you in the loop when we post new articles.
Sam Dickie
Great work @sab8a - something i have always been fascinated to understand, especially from some of the bigger startups. Would be great if you could crowdsource some questions to ask the founders.
Sabba Keynejad
Maker
@thisdickie Thank you for the feedback, I will try and reach out to some later companies. Add your name to the mailing list and we will let you know when we post new articles.
Hugo Villain
Hey Sabba, silly question, really: where is the subscribe button? I can't find it RN (on mobile)...
Sabba Keynejad
Maker
@hypervillain Hi Hugo, it at the bottom of each article. Or on this link. https://bit.ly/2u3ToWp
Robert Andrews

Thanks

Pros:

Decent stories

Cons:

No RSS.

Stan Podolski
It would be a good one if there were at least 10 stories to read. But I like the hook
Sabba Keynejad
Maker
@ipstas Hi Stan, Thanks for the comment. We are adding more all the time. If you can know anyone who might be interested then let me know!
Steve Faktor
Good site, but needs an RSS feed for some of us Feedly/Inoreader users.