Startup validation means checking whether people actually need your product before fully building it.
Founders can validate ideas through customer interviews, online surveys, landing pages, waiting lists, demo videos, or small prototypes.
The goal is to learn whether customers have the problem and whether they are willing to use or pay for the solution.
Positive comments are useful, but real action matters more. Signups, pre-orders, demo requests, and paid trials are stronger validation signals.
Validation reduces risk. It helps founders build with more confidence and avoid creating products that nobody wants.
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