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Michael Seibel works at Y Combinator as a Group Partner. He joined YC in 2013 as a Part-time Partner and in 2014 as a full-time Group Partner. He moved to the bay area in 2006, and was a co-founder and CEO of two Y Combinator startups Justin.tv/Twitch (2007 - 2011) and Socialcam (2011 - 2012).
Y Combinator Managing Director and Group Partner Michael Seibel shares his approach to building an MVP and getting your first users as a pre-launch startup. Watch if: you haven't built an MVP yet; you're trying to figure out which features to put in your MVP; you're building an MVP but don't have anyone using it yet
Sometimes this meeting would go for five hours (sorry). Every product meeting was focused around one of three goals: Increasing content creation. Increasing new users. Increasing retention. Whichever goal we chose would be the focus of the meeting and, therefore, the next two weeks.
Sep 11, 2019 · Startup School Week 2 Recap: Michael Seibel, Adora Cheung, and Ilya Volodarsky. by Y Combinator 9/11/2019. We’ve cut down the second week of lectures to be even shorter and combined them into one podcast. First, a lecture from Michael Seibel. Michael is CEO and a partner at YC. His lecture is about How to Plan an MVP.
Aug 16, 2019 · Y Combinator CEO and Partner Michael Seibel on the biggest mistakes first-time founders make. Topics. 00:10 – Solving a problem you don’t care about. 1:00 – Helping users you don’t care about. 1:40 – Choosing cofounders you don’t know well. 2:20 – Not having transparent conversations with your cofounder. 3:20 – Not launching.
Y Combinator Group Partner, Michael Seibel, explains how to build a minimum viable product (MVP) for your startup idea. Using examples from real YC companies, Michael walks through how to determine your MVP feature set, build prototypes and demos for user testing, and present your MVP to early customers or investors.
