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Seven steps to running an MVP experiment

Seven steps to running an MVP experiment

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Seven steps to running an MVP experiment

- Hey guys, welcome back to the course. Alright, so now you are pretty much up to your neck in information about how PMs look at MVPs, and what they are from an academic sense. You understand now that MVPs, they change depending on the size of the organization because organizations have vastly different amounts of resources to work with. So in the next set of lectures in this section, we're going to go down step by step, the process that a product manager would take to come up with an MVP experiment and run it, and then learn from it. And I'm going to explain briefly how the general flow of an MVP experiment is going to go. There are seven steps and we'll start with the first one. The first step in running an MVP experiment is just figuring out what exactly your problem and solution set is. We're not going to jump on this in this section because you should have done that in the last two sections, where we talked about…

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