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Have you found your “teacher customer?”

Berkonomics

Your customers know what they want more than you do. This week’s insight came from personal experience and from a good friend who advanced the notion of the “teacher-customer” years ago. The customer would be the first to receive the new functionality in a new release. Providing feedback to your teacher customer.

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53 Questions Developers Should Ask Innovators

TechEmpower

After all, that’s what tech innovation is all about. Even when they have talked to multiple developers or development firms, we’re often the first to ask basic questions like “Who are your customers?” Who are the customers? What’s their specific need/pain? What are your big milestones?

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Find your “teacher customer.”

Berkonomics

Your customers know what they want more than you do. This week’s insight came from personal experience and from a good friend who advanced the notion of the “teacher-customer” years ago. The customer would be the first to receive the new functionality in a new release. Find one to teach you.

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10 New Realities Drive The Customer Decision Process

Startup Professionals Musings

Today’s customers are overloaded and overwhelmed by too much information, so making a decision is a challenge. You may think this is only important to your marketing and sales people, but in reality it doesn’t matter how great your product or technology might be, you won’t succeed if you don’t understand your target customer decision process.

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6 Ways To Make Customers Remember You As Exceptional

Startup Professionals Musings

For decades, efforts to satisfy customers have been built around demographics – capitalizing on race, ethnicity, gender, income, and other attributes. Customer personalities define customer experience, and sets what they love, and what they hate. Display real customer value feedback versus value claims.

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Clues: How to think like a growth CEO

Berkonomics

From their book, “Designing for Growth,” they iterate a four-question matrix, each with steps for creation through launch. Your four WHAT questions…. What is the problem, the marketplace, the value added? What is the urgent need, the reason people will pay, the positive effect upon the enterprise by making this happen?

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Are you afraid of non-compete agreements?     

Berkonomics

Rules about non-compete agreements So, what are the rules about those pesky non-compete agreements signed upon your discharge, or upon the sale of your previous company? Images created with MS Designer (DALL-e) using prompt “Male executives at business desk with one signing document and other watching on. Digital or analog!

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