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Koustubha Deshpande at Product School, San Francisco

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How To Turn Ideas Into Entrepreneurial Adventure
/Productschool @ProdSchool /ProductmanagementSF

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Koustubha Deshpande
- Head of Mobile: Marketo
- CEO & Co-Founder: Vessel.io
- Over 5 years of Product Experience
How to Turn Ideas into Entrepreneurial Adventure

“How to Turn Ideas into Product”
Koustubha Deshpande (KD)

What am I going to talk about
My Journey
Lessons I learnt
What I wish I’d have known before

Keep in mind,
“Ideas are cheap, execution
everything”

Best ideas are
Something that you want
That you can build
And few others realize it’s worth doing

Let me explain,
“It starts with what if..”

Idea
Problem
Mobile beta testing.
Solution
Built a web app to automate this process
Lunched a website
Invited other developers to use it.

Finally,
“Will you pay for this…”
(Bottom line is ROI)

Bummer,
“hmmm / May be / One day
If you add..”

Lesson 1. Find problem,
“Ensure problem really exist
it’s worth solving”

Lesson 2. Focus on what matters
“Make one thing great. Get
one thing right.”
-Andy Dunn, Bonobos CEO

Lesson 3. Recruit the right team
“Together we will go far”

Lesson 4.
“Fund raising is not really
about money.”

Lesson 5.
“Successful product is never
done or perfect”

Lesson 7.
“Don’t let people tell you
idea won’t work.”

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