9A – Testing the Hypothesis, Part 2
I interviewed both individuals that would could be potential end users but were likely outside the boundary as well as two people who have their own business/planning to open a shop (one has their own food stall) but were unlikely to due to their business/perceptions.
The individuals are skeptical of cryptocurrency or did not mind high fees as they cannot be bothered with the hassles of avoiding the fees. One person had even fallen into a cryptocurrency scam before and said they would rather pay the high fees with traditional systems and wait and see before using new system.Another individual is older and does not even use a smart phone and said people his age trust the banks and can't be bothered to use other solutions because they are used to it . They accept that the services they use come with fees because they don't know how to manage it and are willing to pay.
The individuals are skeptical of cryptocurrency or did not mind high fees as they cannot be bothered with the hassles of avoiding the fees. One person had even fallen into a cryptocurrency scam before and said they would rather pay the high fees with traditional systems and wait and see before using new system.Another individual is older and does not even use a smart phone and said people his age trust the banks and can't be bothered to use other solutions because they are used to it . They accept that the services they use come with fees because they don't know how to manage it and are willing to pay.
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Who is in? Individuals
Business
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Who is in? Individuals
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What the need is?
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What the need is not?
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Why the need exists?
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Alternative explainations
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Cory,
ReplyDeleteGreat job on your post. I find it really interesting that people who neglected your opportunity let one bad experience with cryptocurrency stray them from the market. This goes to show how important first impressions and reputations are for entrepreneurs and their products. Also, I commend you for the chart you made. It made me realize I could have elaborated more on mine to make sure people really understood what I was trying to say.
Cory, I loved the way you approached your table. You went very in-depth about your product, especially on the "outside the boundary" side. Understanding what isn't within your boundary will really help you pinpoint where you need to market in order to succeed. It's so interesting how you spoke with people skeptical of cryptocurrency because they would be the hardest customers to get!
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ReplyDeleteYou did a great job by getting straight to the point with your interview results and making clear, valuable statements about the boundaries. You were very detailed and specific with your table, which in the long run is going to help you pinpoint and market to the exact people you need to. I'm curious to know what exactly went wrong with one of your interviewees experiences with cryptocurrency. It would be really helpful for to know the flaw(s) so that you can avoid it down the road. As always, I'm interested to see where you go with this opportunity.
Wow, Cory! Great job on organizing your thoughts. I think addressing the flaws would also make it helpful to avoid them down the road, just like Allison said. Your chart heightened your credibility. It made me believe exactly what you were talking about. You trust your product and stand behind it.
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