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Everyone's got a brilliant value proposition. And most of them fail.
Tom's been reading a book that argues the problem isn't your messaging, your features, or your market research. The problem is that most people — most of the time — simply don't care.
Indifference is the default. And you can't overcome indifference by being more persuasive. (Nor by shipping faster, dear LLM code wrangling friends.)
In this one, we dig into why "unmet needs" is a nearly useless frame, what authentic demand actually looks like in the wild, and how a trucking startup found the wrong signal in all the right places.
This one's for anyone who's built something sensible that people said they wanted — and then didn't buy.
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By Tom KerwinEveryone's got a brilliant value proposition. And most of them fail.
Tom's been reading a book that argues the problem isn't your messaging, your features, or your market research. The problem is that most people — most of the time — simply don't care.
Indifference is the default. And you can't overcome indifference by being more persuasive. (Nor by shipping faster, dear LLM code wrangling friends.)
In this one, we dig into why "unmet needs" is a nearly useless frame, what authentic demand actually looks like in the wild, and how a trucking startup found the wrong signal in all the right places.
This one's for anyone who's built something sensible that people said they wanted — and then didn't buy.
References
Find out more about us and our work at crownandreach.com
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.