Building a Minimum Viable Product

What you'll learn

• Validating ideas quickly
• Writing a business plan
• Pitching to investors
• Planning growth
• Understand finding and validating ideas
• Understand go-to-market and growth

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Description

This course dives deep into building a minimum viable product, equipping you with the skills and confidence to apply your knowledge in real scenarios.

What this course covers: Building a Minimum Viable Product works through finding and validating ideas, go-to-market and growth, pitch decks and storytelling and fundraising and equity basics.

Skills you will build: planning growth, pitching to investors and validating ideas quickly.

Practical applications: launching a startup, building a side business and presenting to investors and partners.

Who should take this course: aspiring founders, early-stage entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs. It is designed for learners with solid experience in entrepreneurship who want advanced, in-depth practice.

Learning outcomes: by the end of the course you should be able to apply finding and validating ideas and planning growth to your own work or projects, and know which areas to practise next.

Requirements

• Solid working knowledge of entrepreneurship
• Comfort with intermediate concepts
• A computer with internet access

Your instructor

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  Madhuri I. ★★★★★ 5.0/5 Sample review

  Building a Minimum Viable Product covered pitch decks and storytelling in more depth than I expected. The pace was right for my level. The idea-validation exercises saved me from building the wrong product.

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  Aarav M. ★★★★★ 5.0/5 Sample review

  Good balance of theory and practice. The go-to-market and growth lessons helped me apply pitching to investors in real situations. Pitch deck feedback criteria were very practical.

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  Akhil R. ★★★★★ 4.0/5 Sample review

  The section on finding and validating ideas was explained step by step, and the examples made go-to-market and growth much easier to follow. Equity and cap table basics explained without jargon.

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