Agenda
① Idea Verification: 良いスタートアップのアイディアとは
② Customer-problem Fit: 本当に問題が存在するのか?
③ Problem-solution Fit:
④ Product-Market Fit:
⑤ Transition to Scale:
問題に対してソリューション
は適切か?
ソリューション(プロダクト)に
市場は存在するか?
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#135 http://techcrunch.com/2011/10/19/dropbox-minimal-viable-product/
o the casual observer, the Dropbox demo video looked like a normal product demonstration,” Drew says, “but we put in about a dozen Easter eggs that were tailored for the Digg audience. References to Tay Zonday and ‘Chocolate Rain’ and allusions to Office Space and XKCD. It was a tongue- in- cheek nod to that crowd, and it kicked off a chain reaction. Within 24 hours, the video had more than 10,000 Diggs.
#136 BJ Fogg, a professor from Stanford, has been studying human behavior for more than 18 years. And he has discovered a very simple way to help anyone install a new habit. All it takes is to pick 3 really tiny habits and stick to them for a week.
It is so simple, it took BJ a couple of hours to create a bare bones minimum viable product:
• Sign up form was a Google Docs form
• The instructions were described in a Google Docs document (which BJ was still editing as I was reading it)
• An email reminder was sent manually every day. You had to reply, and write “y” if you’ve done your tiny habit, and another “y” if you wanted to go on the next day.
• You’d then get a reply back with an encouragement.
I was one of the first users and I loved it. Along with a couple of thousands of others (3500 as of this writing).
He has obviously discovered a problem worth solving, and validated a very simple solution.
And what’s really cool is that all these steps can easily be automated.
#137 BJ Fogg, a professor from Stanford, has been studying human behavior for more than 18 years. And he has discovered a very simple way to help anyone install a new habit. All it takes is to pick 3 really tiny habits and stick to them for a week.
It is so simple, it took BJ a couple of hours to create a bare bones minimum viable product:
• Sign up form was a Google Docs form
• The instructions were described in a Google Docs document (which BJ was still editing as I was reading it)
• An email reminder was sent manually every day. You had to reply, and write “y” if you’ve done your tiny habit, and another “y” if you wanted to go on the next day.
• You’d then get a reply back with an encouragement.
I was one of the first users and I loved it. Along with a couple of thousands of others (3500 as of this writing).
He has obviously discovered a problem worth solving, and validated a very simple solution.
And what’s really cool is that all these steps can easily be automated.
#140 http://techcrunch.com/2011/10/19/dropbox-minimal-viable-product/
o the casual observer, the Dropbox demo video looked like a normal product demonstration,” Drew says, “but we put in about a dozen Easter eggs that were tailored for the Digg audience. References to Tay Zonday and ‘Chocolate Rain’ and allusions to Office Space and XKCD. It was a tongue- in- cheek nod to that crowd, and it kicked off a chain reaction. Within 24 hours, the video had more than 10,000 Diggs.
#173 Focusing on selling first 10 customers
(Don’t focus on 1000 customers)
http://innova-jp.com/2-million-lesson-startup/
Cross-10とは、「早めに製品化し、自分の商品・サービスを10人に売ってみる」というスタートアップの手法である。10人にすら売れないものは、1億人に売れる商品・サービスには絶対になり得ない。その場合、さっさと商品・サービスの開発を止めるべきだろう。
#174 Do not build product like by millions of people;
build product love by small number of people
スタートアップっぽい動きをするとそれは死への一歩である