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FriendCRM
FriendCRM is a user-friendly CRM app designed specifically for managing personal relationships. It helps users keep track of their friends, plan social activities, and strengthen connections by organizing reminders and notes, ensuring that every important friendship is nurtured and cherished.

Path to an MVP

Introduction

Creating an MVP for a CRM app designed to manage personal relationships involves deeply understanding how potential users interact with their social circles. This shouldn't merely echo existing business-oriented CRM tools but rather tailor features to enrich everyday interactions. Consider how people want to enhance their interaction, whether it's keeping track of birthdays, preferred activities, or memorable interactions. The goal is to build a meaningful experience that assists users in nurturing their relationships effectively.

Core FeaturesMarket ValidationTimelineMarketingBudgetKPIs

Core Features

  • User-friendly contact management system that allows the addition, editing, and deletion of personal contacts easily.
  • Event reminders and notifications for important dates such as birthdays, anniversaries, and past memorable moments.
  • Integration with phone contacts and social media accounts for seamless access and updates of relationship details.
  • Customizable relationship categories that allow users to assign tags and notes to different contacts, reflecting the nature of the friendship (e.g., best friend, college buddy, etc.).

Market Validation

  • Conduct focus groups with diverse age groups to determine key features desired in personal CRM tools.
  • Launch a survey targeting technology-savvy groups who are inclined to use apps for social interaction.
  • Run a small beta test with an engaged community willing to provide comprehensive feedback and suggestions.
  • Engage in direct interviews with potential users to understand the emotional aspects of personal relationship management.

Timeline & Milestones

  1. 1

    Month 1: Conduct market research and finalize the core feature set.

  2. 2

    Months 2-3: Develop the basic app infrastructure, integrating fundamental features.

  3. 3

    Month 4: Launch closed beta testing with a selected user group.

  4. 4

    Month 5: Collect feedback, make necessary iterations and bug fixes.

  5. 5

    Month 6: Public launch and initiate marketing campaigns.

  6. 6

    Month 7: Ongoing user support and performance monitoring.

Marketing

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Budget considerations

  • Development and design resources allocation (estimating costs for frontend and backend development).
  • Marketing costs including social media ads and influencer partnerships.
  • Beta program incentives and rewards to gather genuine feedback.
  • Monthly server and app maintenance fees.
  • Contingency fund for unexpected challenges during development and launch.
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Performance Metrics

  • User engagement rates (daily and monthly active users).
  • User retention rate after 1 week, 1 month, and 3 months of app usage.
  • Number of new features requested by early adopters.
  • Customer satisfaction and net promoter score through user feedback.
  • App store ratings and reviews as a reflection of user satisfaction.
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