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You can use product/market fit with a build-measure-learn loop, but using a language/market fit gets you there faster.
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If you’re struggling to find product/market fit,
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People don't read startups' websites like they read books. They scan and occasionally scroll or click. This is called attentional control. Visitors decide how much attention to direct to your website or app store listing.
Attentional control modes:
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Founders who want to "educate the market" need to fully capture users' attention, stop their current beliefs and then get them to adopt a new way of operating.
For most startups, it's hard enough to get people to read or click your ads, much less change their habits or beliefs.
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Finding language/market fit should be "step zero" for startups as it can save you a lot of time and wasted cycles.
Founders should generally consider the search for language/market fit as part of the customer discovery process. (There are examples where this is less cri...
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People don't think about a list of product features or platitudes. Instead, what is running in their mind are anxieties, fears, doubts, hopes, dreams. So your headline needs to be about the stuff in their heads.
If your headline completes the sentence "Our product is...",...
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If you’re struggling to find a product/market fit, first figure out what “looks like food” to your prospects. Find the language/market fit first and everything else will be much easier.
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