Describe the first useful use your product should enable.
From the System to the First Customers.
From the first useful outcome to the next experiment with real customers.
How to attract users, demonstrate value, and build an acquisition process.
Prepare the path from invitation to access and the possibility of purchase.
Choose one main channel and record an observable test.
Analyze the available evidence and choose the next step, even without a sale.
Choose and prepare the next experimentEach lesson opens one part of the workbook.
You watch, record, and choose the next test.
What is the first useful outcome of your product?
Describe the first useful use your product should enable.
How to present the product and invite people to try it
Prepare the path from invitation to access and the possibility of purchase.
From the invitation to first use and purchase
Prepare the path from invitation to access and the possibility of purchase.
How to choose a channel for the first test
Choose one main channel and record an observable test.
How to build an experiment that teaches you something
Choose one main channel and record an observable test.
Execute, track, and record
Execute the action and record what happened, including a zero result.
How to interpret results without jumping to conclusions
Analyze the available evidence and choose the next step, even without a sale.
Choose and prepare the next experiment
Analyze the available evidence and choose the next step, even without a sale.
Eight narrated lessons, the workbook in the member area, and Núcleo reviews.
No. The workbook records the test, including when the result is zero.
Take the product to its first test.
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- What is the first useful outcome of your product?
- How to present the product and invite people to try it
- From the invitation to first use and purchase
- How to choose a channel for the first test
- How to build an experiment that teaches you something
- Execute, track, and record
- How to interpret results without jumping to conclusions
- Choose and prepare the next experiment