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Minimum Viable Product (MVP)
A Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is a term most often used in product development in business. It refers to the least a particular product needs to do in order to be usable by its intended user.
The purpose of the MVP is to create a usable product and get feedback on it immediately, before additional features are added. This can reduce development time by identifying flaws in a product early in the development process.
This can also relate to web-based applications, which often have non-core features that are not needed for the product to work well for a majority of its users.
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Cost Per Lead
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