75% of surveyed designers expressed willingness to pay for new portal
Michael Bruny-Groth · LogoPackage Sells $80k One Time To Fuel New SaaS Tool MVP · Aug 14, 2020 · at 15:42
Michael Bruny-Groth, founder of Logo Package, explains his customer discovery and willingness-to-pay validation process for his new SaaS product.
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“Would you be willing to pay for this? That was my first question. Would you be willing to pay for this? And about 75% of the people I interviewed said they would.”
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