BDTP. Finding Product-market Fit with Andrew Reifman
How do you find that elusive product-market fit? In this episode, we talk to Andrew Reifman, co-founder and chief product officer at Makeswift. You'll learn why you need to get your product out there as early as possible, how to follow your gut feel in finding the fit, why you should focus on your core product, and more.
UI Breakfast: UI/UX Design and Product Strategy · Andrew Reifman, Jane Portman
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Show Notes
Today we have another episode of Better Done Than Perfect. Listen in as we talk to Andrew Reifman, co-founder and chief product officer at Makeswift. You'll learn why you need to get your product out there as early as possible, how to follow your gut feel in finding the fit, why you should focus on your core product, and more.
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Show notes
- Makeswift – Andrew’s product
- Alan Pledger – co-founder and CEO of Makeswift
- Guillermo Rauch – one of Makeswift’s investors, creator of Next.js and CEO of Vercel
- Brand New – UnderConsideration’s blog
- Colossal
- Tobias van Schneider – creator of Semplice and MyMind
- Follow Andrew on Twitter
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