Running Lean: Iterate from Plan A to a Plan That Works (Lean (O'Reilly))
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First sell manually, then automate.
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Direct versus indirect
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You have to first sell your product yourself, before letting others do it.
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Retention before referral
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you need to have a product worth spreading first.
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Your MVP should address not only the top problems customers have identified as being important to them, but also the problems that are worth solving.
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Price is part of the product.
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Price defines your customers.
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Getting paid is the first form of validation.
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Although there is a lot of science around pricing, pricing is more art than science.
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focus on the present:
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Find the key number that tells you how your business is doing in real time, before you get the sales report.
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Acquisition
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Activation
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Retention
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Referral
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An interesting perspective (via Jason Cohen) to keep in mind is that anything worth copying will be copied, especially once you start to demonstrate a viable business model.
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A real unfair advantage is something that cannot be
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easily copied or bought.
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