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Finding your problem solution fit
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Did you know that 9 out of 10 Start-ups fail? What is even more surprising is that 42% of failed Start-ups identified the “lack of market need for their product” as the reason! This statistic got me thinking. Have you ever heard about a new product and thought to yourself “That’s a really cool idea! I should go and get myself one”. Only to not follow through with the actual purchase? Does it mean that you are a fickle customer? Perhaps… Or it could mean that you didn’t really need the product in the first place, even though it was a really great idea! Unfortunately, a great idea does not mean that your product will be “the next big thing”. In fact, 75% of new products fail within their first year. The difference between failure and success is not determined by how “cool” your idea is. It is measured by how much your target market has GOT TO HAVE your product. Before you start the product development process, make sure that you are building a product that someone is going to love (and will want to buy)!
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Finding your problem solution fit
- 1 ANGIE DOYLE @Doyle_Angie Finding your problem solution fit
- 2 customer segmentvalue proposition https://strategyzer.com/canvas
- 3 Customer Segment Cost Structure Revenue Stream Key Partners Key Activities Key Resources Value Proposition Customer Relationships Channels https://strategyzer.com/canvas
- 4 BABOK V3
- 5 strategize – roman pichler 2016
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- 10 adopt beginners mindset listen more than you talk get facts not opinions ask “why” learn, don’t sell don’t mention solutions follow up always open doors kavi guppta Nov 2015
- 11 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f84LymEs67Y
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- 15 embedded in a great business model focus on jobs, pains and gains that matter goes beyond functional jobs people will pay for them measure success differentiate from competition outperform competition are difficult to copy
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