OLD ENT_L3 Flashcards

(10 cards)

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What are the top reasons startups fail?

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  • No Market Need
  • Ran Out of Cash
  • Not the Right Team
  • Get Outcompeted
  • Pricing/Cost Issues
  • Failure often combines multiple factors.
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Why is market research critical?

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  • De-risk your idea
  • Confirm there’s a valuable problem to solve
  • Estimate TAM (Total Addressable Market)
  • Understand customer acquisition and channels
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What is Segmentation?

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  • Identify who your users or customers are
  • Group them by common needs or traits
  • Focus on key characteristics: demographics, location, usage patterns
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What does JBTD (Jobs to be Done) analysis reveal?

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  • Focus on what users are trying to accomplish
  • Understand functional, emotional, and social needs
  • Helps shape product features to fit real tasks
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How can you position yourself in the market?

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  • Highlight differentiating product features
  • Emphasise unique characteristics customers care about
  • Remember competition can be ‘do nothing’
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What are the three Market Approaches that work together?

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  • Traditional Market Research
  • Design Thinking
  • Lean Experimentation
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Why use Low-Commitment Exploration?

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  • Collect early feedback at low cost
  • Examples: user surveys, interviews, or landing page tests
  • Aim to test viability before heavy investment
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What is a low-fidelity prototype?

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  • Simple model to test core assumptions
  • Could be paper sketches, cardboard mockups, or role-plays
  • Speeds up user feedback gathering
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What does an Assumption Matrix do?

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  • Lists critical vs. non-critical assumptions
  • Prioritises certain vs. uncertain factors
  • Guides prototyping and testing efforts
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Why is failing fast acceptable?

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  • Saves time, money, and effort
  • Allows quick adaptation (pivot)
  • Encourages a learning mindset rather than fear of failure
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