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The Cranky PM Opinionated MVP Framework

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The Cranky PM Opinionated MVP Framework

$19

$19 (Will be $29 after August 1st - not because of fake scarcity, but because I'm tired of undercharging)

Another MVP Framework? Yeah, I Know.

Look, I get it. You've seen a dozen MVP frameworks already. Most of them are just "talk to customers and build small" dressed up with fancy diagrams and buzzwords.

This one's different because it starts with a simple premise: your MVP probably sucks because you're trying not to offend anyone.

The Problem with Your Current Approach

You're building "solutions" that could work for everyone, which means they're exciting to no one. You're scared to build something opinionated because what if some potential users don't like it?

Guess what? They're not going to like your bland, committee-designed product either. They're just going to ignore it instead of complaining about it.

What This Framework Actually Does

This isn't about building smaller features. It's about building more polarizing features.

  • Conviction-driven prioritization - Stop asking "what should we build?" Start asking "what are we willing to be wrong about?"
  • Target market polarization - Identify who your product pisses off (and why that's good)
  • Offensive feature identification - Find the bold stuff you talked yourself out of shipping
  • Strong opinion validation - Test for passionate reactions, not polite approval

24 pages of worksheets and frameworks to help you build something people actually give a shit about.

Who This Is For

  • Developers building products who are tired of generic "user-friendly" advice
  • PMs stuck building feature factories instead of opinionated products
  • UX designers who know their users but get overruled by "data" that says nothing
  • Anyone building something they're scared to ship because it might offend people

Who This Isn't For

  • Teams that think all feedback is good feedback
  • PMs who measure success by how many features they ship
  • Anyone looking for "best practices" that work for every product
  • People who think controversial means broken

What You Get

  1. Framework Usage Guide - When to use this stuff (and when not to)
  2. The Problem With Polite MVPs - Why inoffensive products fail
  3. Conviction-Driven Feature Framework - Prioritization based on strong opinions
  4. Target Market Polarization Analysis - Figure out who you're NOT building for
  5. Offensive Feature Identification - Recover the risky features you killed
  6. Strong Opinion Validation Framework - Test for passion, not politeness
  7. Launch Strategy for Opinionated Products - Messaging that repels wrong users
  8. Staying Opinionated Post-Launch - Resist dilution from people who were never your customers
  9. Implementation Worksheets - Tactical stuff you can actually use
  10. Stop Building Generic Tools - Final manifesto about building boldly specific products

Why $19?

Because I'm not trying to get rich selling you repackaged Lean Startup advice. This is the price of a few cups of coffee, which is probably what you'll spend procrastinating instead of making hard product decisions.

If $19 feels like too much for 24 pages of frameworks that might help you build something people actually want, keep reading free blog posts and wondering why your MVPs get no reactions.

Fair Warning

This framework will make you build more controversial products.

Some people will hate what you ship.

That's the point.

If you're not ready to piss off the wrong users to delight the right ones, save your money.


24 pages • PDF download • No bullshit • Immediate access

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What You Get

1. Framework Usage Guide
When to use this stuff (and when not to). Because not every product needs to be polarizing - some just need to not suck.
2. The Problem With Polite MVPs
Why inoffensive products fail. Spoiler: trying to please everyone means exciting no one.
3. Conviction-Driven Feature Framework
Stop asking "what should users want?" Start asking "what are we willing to be wrong about?" Prioritize features based on strong product opinions.
4. Target Market Polarization Analysis
Figure out who your product pisses off - and why that's actually good for business. Identify who you're NOT building for to get clarity on who you are.
5. Offensive Feature Identification
Find the bold, risky features you talked yourself out of shipping. Those "controversial" ideas might be your only real differentiators.
6. Strong Opinion Validation Framework
Test for passionate reactions, not polite approval. Because "it's fine" is not a business model.
7. Product Launch Strategy for Opinionated Products
Launch messaging that repels wrong users and attracts die-hard fans. Stop trying to appeal to everyone.
8. Staying Opinionated Post-Launch
How to resist diluting your product when people who were never your customers start complaining about it.
9. Implementation Worksheets & Templates
Actual tactical stuff you can use. Scoring systems, decision trees, worksheets that don't require an MBA to understand.
10. Ready to Build an MVP People Actually Give a Shit About?
Final manifesto about building something boldly specific instead of another "platform for everyone." Even if it offends people.
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