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6 Proven Strategies to Test Your Minimum Viable Product (MVP)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are MVP testing strategies?

The top 5 MVP testing strategies are-

Customer interviews
Loading pages
Crowdsourcing resources
Ad campaigns
Wizard of the Oz

What is MVP testing?

MVP testing is a technique for validating the product vision, specific product features, and the development process itself before launching the final product in the market.

What is the purpose of the MVP test?

It is about creating tests that only focus on the customer's opinions, company vision, or product performance. The basic purpose of an MVP test is to collect feedback before releasing a full-fledged product.

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