David Aguilera, Chief Product Officer at…

ByDan Knauss Posted on

David Aguilera, Chief Product Officer at Nelio, shared some insights about WordPress plugins and the plugin market in an interview with Kobe Ben Itamar at Freemius. My favorite takeaway: “I’ve seen a lot of examples of companies failing because their founders spent too much time creating the perfect product… If you think you have a good idea, one that can become a business opportunity, create an MVP and release it ASAP. Test it with real users. Make sure it has the potential you believe it has.”

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