
Prepping for your first go-to-market (GTM) experiment. (Part 3)
Step by step directions of how you can prepare your first go-to-market tests to find product market fit.
Step by step directions of how you can prepare your first go-to-market tests to find product market fit.
Dear Founder, here’s a quick recap from our previous conversation, where we spoke about running your first go-to-market experiment: One – Research is essential to running a successful first go-to-market experiment. Two – Your research should cover three main parts: The market, the potential audience, and your competitors. With all this in place, you’re ready to
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