Day 21 - Profitable MVP in 30 Days - Early Adopter Experiment
Day 21 of the profitable MVP challenge, explaining the early adopter concept and sharing how to experiment with this model for the ReadingPointer app. The post describes creating a premium version introduction page with special benefits for early users, implementing a 'Go Pro' button on the homepage and app to test users' willingness to pay.
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