Hi all!
Startup Bakery aims to be the one-stop shop for non-technical first-time founders looking to build their idea into an awesome product. The service combines guidance on how to start the startup (loosely organized around Lean Startup method, but influenced by the wider startup community), to help the founders avoid typical traps experience with the best tools that can help in the process, as well as operational experience to actually build a product.
This was born out of my experiences with helping founders build their MVP. I witnessed "we build it and they didn't come" story too many times. Many startup guides, programs, bootcamps, that do exist, focus on the technical founders who need to learn the business chops, but people with (potentially) good ideas and market insight that are not technical or don't have a tech cofounder are left in the dark. Ideally, Startup Bakery would help them make a first step and avoid typical rookie mistakes.
I'd love to hear your thoughts on the idea (and the current impl. - it's sort-of meta-MVP :)
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