Product/Market Fit is achieved if the startup has found a repeatable, scalable model that drives demand. It is the stage after you’ve hit the MVP, and can be described as tuning the engine of your business by developing, selling and marketing your product, as well as building out the team and operations. The goal of the MVP is to create customers, the difference with product/market fit is that it involves measurement, learning and fine tuning, including actionable metrics which are not available before a MVP has been reached.
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