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Writing A Hypothesis
The four main components of writing your idea hypothesis:
- Goal – What are you trying to achieve overall?
- The idea – A short idea of what it is you want to create (if you know).
- The people who will benefit – Reference who has the problem, need or desire that you want to solve or meet.
- The action – What you need these people to do so you can realise your goal.
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The Next Steps
The next steps to carve out a really good idea are:
- Step Two: Identify the risks in the idea by brainstorming.
- Step Three: Create and list down the questions that pop up regarding the idea.
- Step Four: Find Interviewees.
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The Crucial Step: Measures And Targets
In Step Five of The Really Good Idea Test: measures & targets, you need to ask yourself the following before conducting any interviews:
Does the problem, need or desire exist?
Are the existing solutions good enough to solve the interviewee's problem / mee...
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The Really Good Idea Test
The Really Good Idea Test consists of 7 practical steps:
- Write hypothesis
- Identify risks
- Create questions
- Find interviewees
- Measures & targets
- Con...
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The Final Steps
Step Six is to conduct the interviews to test your hypothesis, after which you can analyse the insights from your test, share the results and make a decision about whether to pursue your idea or not.
The final step is of course your action to pursue the idea or reject the same.
This t...
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