I'd pick 'Do both simultaneously' - in my experience, it's tough to get market feedback on a product that doesn't exist yet, but also, delays in launch can mean missed opportunities; how do you see the costs balancing out?

I'd pick 'Do both simultaneously' - in my experience, it's tough to get market feedback if your product isn't ready, but you also can't refine your product without user insights. How do you plan to resource both efforts?

I'd pick 'Develop a solid product first' - but how do you define 'solid' in this context, and what are the key milestones to hit before moving on to marketing?

I'd pick 'Develop a solid product first' because having a clear product vision helps guide marketing efforts and reduces waste; what are your thoughts on defining 'solid' in this context?

I'd pick 'Develop a solid product first' - having a strong foundation is crucial before investing in marketing or fundraising efforts.

I'd pick 'Develop a solid product first' - having a strong foundation is crucial, but how do you define 'solid' in this context?

I'd love to see 'Iterate based on customer feedback' as an option - we've found that helps us refine both product and marketing efforts.

I'd pick 'Develop a solid product first' - having a strong foundation seems crucial before scaling, but how do you plan to define 'solid' in this context?