Customer Discovery leads to startup success
We teach founders how to do it effectively
Benefits Gained
More Effective Marketing
More Efficient Sales
Compelling Investor Pitches
Risks Avoided
Low Product Demand
High Marketing Costs
High Development Costs
Customer Discovery Q & A
Will doing customer discovery help me raise money?
- Yes, it will demonstrate customer demand 
- Yes, it will identify new growth opportunities 
- Yes, it will validate key business assumptions 
What should I do before doing customer discovery?
- Learn how to prepare for interviews 
- Learn interviewing skills, techniques and mindset 
- Learn how to analyze interview results 
What are the key steps in customer discovery?
- Conduct interviews with users and buyers in your target market 
- Analyze results for key insights and new opportunities 
- Refine your product and define your customer acquisition strategy 
How do I learn to do customer discovery effectively?
- Use the UNBIASED app to learn how to do customer discovery 
- Practice interviewing with customer discovery experts 
- Perform interviews, review and refine 
How can customer discovery help me find customers?
- It can identify the right marketing channels 
- It is the source of more effective marketing messages 
- It can build trust that leads to referrals 
What are the key hypotheses I need to validate during discovery?
- Problem 
- Demand 
- Solution 
How long does it take to validate those hypotheses?
- It depends on the complexity of the problem, solution & market 
- It requires multiple rounds of discovery to refine and test 
- Some startups take a few months but most take 6 months or more 
Can I use quotes from interviews to create more effective marketing messages?
- Yes, use quotes to make messages more authentic 
- Yes, use quotes to make messages more compelling 
- Yes, use quotes to make messages more credible 
Can I use quotes from interviews to create more compelling investor pitches?
- Yes, use quotes to demonstrate that you understand your customer 
- Yes, use quotes to support the claims you make 
- Yes, use quotes to reinforce pain points or satisfaction created 
