Define One Buyer Problem
Write one specific buyer, costly problem, deliverable and evidence needed to validate it.
Done When: An offer canvas with unverified assumptions labeled.
Explore a business goal, find a relevant tool, and record what a useful result would look like. The guide calculates from your choices. Market evidence, professional review and actual customer outcomes still need validation.
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The choice space contains 100,000,000 possible configurations across eight planning dimensions. This is a compact rule-based planner, not 100 million individually authored features, validated businesses or acquired visitors.
Write one specific buyer, costly problem, deliverable and evidence needed to validate it.
Done When: An offer canvas with unverified assumptions labeled.
Model price, direct cost, gross margin and acquisition assumptions before a paid pilot.
Done When: Low/base/high assumptions and an explicit stop rule.
Use the signed-in lead flow for business-specific prospective buyers after your brief is complete.
Done When: Fit evidence and a public contact route; a prospect is not a sale.
Validate the problem with willing target users before committing major spend.
Set a maximum test budget and use a free worksheet before a provider purchase.
Package demonstrated expertise into a small reviewable deliverable.
Use a channel-specific permission check, offer and measurable test.
Verified problem evidence and willingness to evaluate a pilot.
Treat timing as your planning assumption; assign realistic owners and dependencies.
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