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Startup Reality Check: Why Cool Products Don’t Always Sell with Martin Miller of FastCTO, M-Vision and Unriveted Media Podcast

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Most startups don’t fail because the product is bad; they fail because nobody is willing to pay for it. In this episode, Martin Miller, CTO of FastCTOand M-Vision, Inc., and Host of Unriveted Media Podcast, joins us to break down what it really takes to go from a startup idea on a napkin to a real product people will pay for. Martin shares why founders need to validate demand early, understand the buying cycle of their target market and avoid relying on hope as a strategy.


Key Takeaways:


00:00 Introduction.

03:15 Validate your idea early by asking customers if it solves a problem they’d pay to fix.

04:34 Experiential learning shows solving your own problem is a start; traction comes when others pay.

10:28 Building rarely guarantees demand; people need to know you exist.

14:58 Vibe coding feels like magic but it’s built on design patterns.

20:19 Entry-level roles are shrinking but experienced builders benefit most.

25:45 Five great builders beat fifty low-cost developers.

30:18 Don’t obsess over tech, focus on whether customers will pay.

32:15 Talk to prospects early, turn them into paying customers and focus on sales, not just code.


Resources Mentioned:


Martin Miller

https://www.linkedin.com/in/martinemiller/


FastCTO | LinkedIn

https://www.linkedin.com/company/fastcto/


FastCTO | Website

https://fastcto.com/


M-Vision, Inc. | LinkedIn

https://www.linkedin.com/company/m-vision-inc/


M-Vision, Inc. | Website

https://www.m-vision.com


Unriveted Media Podcast | LinkedIn

https://www.linkedin.com/company/unriveted-media/


Unriveted Media Podcast | Website

https://www.unriveted.media




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