4 Key Differences between Minimum Lovable Product and MVP

Meaning and definition of a minimum lovable product

A minimum lovable product sounds great and exemplifies the qualities of product purpose, I still wonder if it makes sense for an innovative startup? A minimum lovable product establishes some great principles such as design first, user thinking frameworks. However, what happens when you don’t know what the final product looks like? And does it work in places where you’re trying to create something completely new and unheard of?

Startup India Scheme, logo and registration details

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In this article, we go through the details of startup india, its purpose and information about using it for entrepreneurs. The scheme was started to make it easy for entrepreneurs to setup business and create an ecosystem for them to grow and flourish. It provides opportunities such as funding, networking and mentorship for new businesses. … Read more

5 Practical points on What entrepreneurs are motivated by?

Entrepreneurs are motivated by: Entrepreneurship is challenging, and for most entrepreneurs, success is driven by a unique set of motivations. These motivations can come from a variety of sources – personal experiences, desire to solve a problem, need for independence, and passion for innovation. In this article, we will explore some of the common motivations … Read more

5 salient features of a partnership business

While starting a business as an entrepreneur, you must think about the company structure. Although I’m a fan of the Ltd company setup, one of the other most commonly used types is partnerships. You can have different types of partnerships based on your shareholding, liabilities etc. But you must think of some of these features of partnership before you decide this to be the future of your business structure.

Crowdfunding for Entrepreneurs, Small Business and Founders

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Funding is one of the biggest constraints in running a business. In fact, lack of funds is the number one reason why most businesses fail. In this article, we talk about the power of crowdfunding to run a business. As the name explains, crowdfunding is about asking money from people to develop a business. It prevents you from going to specific investors and instead create an opportunity to put your idea out in the public domain.