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There are many unknowns when you start a startup. To get answers to your questions, talk to your customers by using customer discovery interviews.
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If you aren’t validating your business model, then you’re wasting time and money. Here's how to validate your business by pre-selling your product.
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During customer validation, you'll show potential customers a solution to the problem you found during customer discovery to find a scalable business model.
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Smart founders know the best way to design a product and pricing strategy is around the customer’s needs and values. Here's how they do it...
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80% of customer persona facts are made up. But here's a simple process to create customer personas you will use and profit from.
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Your startup doesn't exist in a vacuum. There's competitors everywhere. To increase sales, you need competitive intelligence to differentiate your startup.
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Some believe all you need is a great product. So why do inferior products outsell the competition? Because positioning is about being different, not better.
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Getting customers before product-market fit is like pouring water in a leaky bucket. But no growth won't help. This is why you need a go-to-market strategy.
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Is it possible to predict who will click and why people buy? With consumer psychology, you will learn what turns passive readers into loyal customers.
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Without product-market fit, you won't get word-of-mouth. So how do you achieve product-market fit? Learn how they do it with this step-by-step guide.
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