When to stop improving a product and start selling
After months of improving a product, it can feel ready for , then another thing to fix or polish appears. That cycle can keep a working inside the product instead of learning from real customers.
The real question is not whether the product is perfect. It is whether the product is useful enough to show, test, and start selling.
Key points
- The product has been improved for months, but new improvements keep appearing.
- Waiting for a perfect product can delay customer learning and sales.
- The better question is whether the product is useful enough to show now.
- For s, should guide the next round of building.