"When we're in the shower, when we're thinking about our idea - boy, does it sound brilliant. But the reality is that most of our ideas are actually terrible." - Eric Ries, Lean Startup
Why did your last business or product idea fail?
Maybe you think it's because you didn't have enough money, a good enough team, you lost favor with the money gods, blah blah blah.
You're wrong…. I know exactly why it failed.
It failed because you didn't validate it beforehand.
That's it. You're welcome.
Yes, you heard me correctly. It'd not because you're not a code ninja or a marketing guru or the next Steve Jobs, it's because you screwed up and didn't pre-validate it.
You did everything right but your idea was awful and you didn't even know it.
Stop picking bad ideas.
This Idea Validation course has taught 1200+ students to dodge bad business ideas like bullets in The Matrix. Its packed with 8 hours of proven techniques used by the pros and guarded by the super-secret club of business people who are better than you.
After completing this course people will crowd around you and wonder just how you do it. "How do you always pick winners!?" they'll say.
At the end of this course you'll know the deepest darkest secrets of business validation, like:
- Getting the nerd classes on and running qualitative feedback trials.
- Knowing your competition better than even their mother knows them. (creepy)
- Rocking lean, mean online pitch experiments.
- Some of the best, free tools only the pros know about.
- The magic price that makes you the most money.
- How to find your Mr. I-Love-your-product-so-much and how to marry them.
- Why you're no good at knowing if your idea is any good… even if you've built products before.
Being able to test your ideas is like having a superpower. Maybe not like flying or invisibility (which would be awesome) but more like being able to see the future.
Did that scare you a little bit?
It should. Because that's too much power for one person to have.
Why do you need the power of "business validation"?
Come on do I really have to tell you? It should be obvious. But fine:
- Because the next time you fail a product launch or pitch a dumb idea, your boss is going to hate you. Instead pitch a rockstar idea with data that says “I'm right and you know I'm right". Watch him/her get all uncomfortable and weak at the knees when they recognize your superpowers.
- Because you want to get out of your cubicle and start living the entrepreneurial dream but "I just have too many ideas and which one do I choose?" Whoa relax, seriously. Validate your stuff, cut the fat, and you'll be sipping your beach pina coladas in no time.
- Because you want to sell new products without just stabbing around in the dark until you get a winner.
- Because you want those pro skills that all the big companies have that make them so much money. Yeah, it's time to up your game.
- Because you want to be an awesome entrepreneur that everyone is oh-so jealous of.
