splits

when you're first putting your product on the market
it's not (just) about how many users you onboard
but *who* those users are, and whether other people listen to them

also, if other people listen to them, they're probably worth listening to, and their product feedback will be especially valuable!

when you're first putting your product on the market
it's not (just) about how many users you onboard
but *who* those users are, and whether other people listen to them

also, if other people listen to them, they're probably worth listening to, and their product feedback will be especially valuable!

https://splits.org/blog/high-signal-teams/

Some thoughts on go-to-market.

The earliest customers of a new product become a signal about the founders and the company.

Your earliest customers probably come from your personal network. Excellent peers = pretty safe bet that you are excellent too.

Splits

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X thread with the key concepts :) https://x.com/0xSplits/status/1943407295490330746