95 Ways to find people for your market research

"I have this great idea I just don't know how to validate it, how and where to find my target customers?" Sounds familiar? Or another one: "We finally finished the MVP. Hooray! Now... how do we find our first customers?"

On this blog you'll find a lot about how to make your customer research. Natural continuation of this topic is to write about how to get customers\users to make a research.

Luckily, Jason Evanish did exactly that. His article "95 Ways to find your first customers for customer development or your first sale" is the best and the most complete overview of the methods to reach your target audience for research, marketing or sale purposes.

Powerful technology wasted with a wrong implementation

Travelling as a product manager is always fun. You are trying so many products that any trip becomes a market research exercise. Especially useful is to travel to different continents to see and try local products. That what happened to me when I landed in Tokyo.

Product Vision: an elevator pitch for your product

On this blog, I write a lot about making data-driven decisions . But what if you just starting to think about your product? You have a vague idea and nothing more. No point to go for prototyping or even talking to customers as you don't know yet who to talk to and what to talk about. In such situation - start from creating a product vision.

7 steps of Product Discovery

Before building a product - how do you know what product to build? While building a product - how do you know what features are the most valuable? After you've built a product - how do you know if to tune stuff or add a new one?

Test-n-Tell.com - product management and operations

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