6. Plan Build Wait and Pray
Spend a lot in
marketing
1 2 3
Launch
Time3-4 months
Business Plan
9-12 months
Things we used to do Things we used to do
Keep it a secret
Things we used to do
Refuse to change
Things we used to do
Old School method
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7. The NEW Startup school
Steve Blank Eric Ries Alex Osterwalder
The four steps to the epiphany The lean startup Business Model Generation
The Startup Owner’s Manual 7
8. Plan Build Wait and Pray
1 2 3
Build
Test and
Measure
Learn and
pivot
The old School method
The NEW school method
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10. Fake Product MVP Final Product
1 2 3
Is a non functional product:
- A prototype
- A landing page
- A video
- A drawing
- Power point slides
- A drawn story
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12. Fake Product MVP Final Product
1 2 3
MVP = Minimum Viable Product
MVP has just those features that
allow the product to be functional,
and no more.
You should be embarrassed to show it
to people
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23. Step 1: Buy a domain name for $12 from GoDaddy.com
How to test?
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24. Step 2: Create a landing page using Wix.com, Unbounce.com, or
power point!!
How to test?
Choose a country
Choose a country:
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25. Step 3: Buy Adwords from google (Fishing in Spain, Fishing boats
Fishing Trips…etc) Will cost ≈ US$0.3 per click
How to test?
Set your daily budget at $5 or $10
Wait and enjoy the show!!
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26. Step 4: Track and measure using Google Analytics, Google adwords
or unbounce.com to check the results
How to test?
• I got 30 clicks everyday
• I learned how many people are searching for fishing boats around the
world
• I learned that people in UK are searching for fishing trips in Spain
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27. How to make decision?
One advice, Never give up
Use what you learned to modify your
idea and to build a better MVP
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29. What is an MVP again?
MVP has just those features that allow the
product to be functional, and no more
MVP Phase Real Product Phase
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30. Why we need an MVP?
You need MVP to test if people are
willing to pay for your product and
everything else
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31. What is everything else?
Who’s your
customers?
How you are going to make?
And your pricing?
How much it will cost you?
How are
your
partners?
What
should you
have to
deliver?
What you
should you
be good
at?
What is
the value
to your
customers
?
What are
you going to
use to reach
your
customers?
How you
should
manage your
clients?
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32. How to build it?
If not, then go there and find
yourself a programmer (try Odesk.com)
If you are a programmer then you
are lucky, build it yourself
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37. Step 4: Test your assumptions
Begging for feedback
Meeting your clients
Always be ready to change (Pivot)
Getting out of the office
Understanding their needs
By…
.
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38. Step 5: Measure your numbers
Using Google Analytics, your mind and
your calculator
Is there a market for my
product?
How much it costs to acquire one customer?
What is the conversion rates?
How much I should charge my customers?
Is there enough value in my product?
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