There’s a misconception that offering a product or service automatically solves a problem.
Basically, it’s about not relying solely on anecdotal evidence or personal interest before offering something.
It’s important to consider the work, research, and credibility behind sales of others in the same field before assuming you can copy their business model.
There’s no evidence that design alone can boost sales… there’s a need for a more comprehensive approach.
There are different stages of awareness in the customer journey, starting from problem unaware to most aware.
Instead of assuming your target market’s needs from preconceived notions, understand their business as a whole and where they’re coming from.
To make offers that resonate with customers, focus on better market research and real-world engagement.
A good solution requires continuous learning, validation, and iteration.
A good product or service needs to balance passion and skills with customer preferences.