You have your MVP ready. Now what's next?

Next stop - product validation. Very often what developers think is important (features) - it's not, and the other way around. We build product for a customers after all. Find the fist cohort of beta users and interview them - but try to ask smart questions. You need an honest feedback . a Mom test book is an excellent source of info on that.

We launch a new product. It is for product makers. It can help you reach a community that will support you from designing the product to its development and whatever needs to be done afterwards. We would appreciate it if you could review it and give your feedback so that we can make the community more useful. You can find us as Product Makers from the homepage.

Depends on the market you want to conquer. B2B is cold mailing/cold calling and searching for a market fit. B2C is looking for first feedback, beta users and spreading awareness. Nevertheless, don't try to reach out to the whole world at once: adress your offer to small communities and seek for feedback. If the product is good, people will help you with growth.

For me after i build mvp i started selling for just 7$ the price was low enough that people can give a try with not enough social proof but good enough to understand they actually value it, today i have more than 1000+ paid customers

Start talking to users. That's all that matters. Talk to users pre-mvp and post mvp to get things going. They will decide your GTM plan and strategy. Once you have your first paying customer, hold them really dearly to learn from them, iterate based on feedback and generate references & testimonials.

Well as for us at https://connectdome.com/, we started getting feedback from users, hit a major trench due to school, but now we're almost done with the Beta that acts on the feedback we got from our alpha users and we're psyched to launch it asap and get this growing.

Hey Subhendu, as you requested I'm sharing anything😂 Nah! Just kidding. I'm still learning, but found this small talk about MVP's quite useful - https://youtu.be/2g83vlZQyJY