What we've learned about product-market fit
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Fundraising + press ≠ product-market fit + 12 more lessons
Welcome to Product for Engineers, a free newsletter created by PostHog for engineers, founders, and anyone who wants to build successful startups. It’s “the only thing that matters” according to Marc Andreessen, who coined the term. In our new in-depth guide, The Product-Market Game, PostHog’s James Hawkins shares everything he’s learned from achieving it as CEO of PostHog. This week’s theme is: How to find product-market fit A big, buzzy funding round doesn’t mean a company has product-market fit. In fact, the trendier the space, the less likely a big round indicates a company has…
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