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Startup Founder Essentials — Course 4: The Offer, Product and Startup Experimentation

Separate offers, products and experiments; choose proportionate prototypes; run responsible tests; and interpret bounded evidence before increasing startup commitment.

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Startup Founder EssentialsCourse 4 of 12

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  1. Separate the offer, product and experimentIdentify what the founder is proposing, what would deliver it and what the next test can actually examine.
  2. Shape an offer that can be testedDefine the exchange and its limits before testing a message, commitment or product response.
  3. Choose what to build for the questionMatch the representation and its fidelity to the inference needed before committing to production.
  4. Design an experiment that can change a decisionSpecify the hypothesis, exposure, measure and decision rule before observing the outcome.
  5. Run responsible offer and product testsProtect participants, users and the venture while preserving the credibility of experimental evidence.
  6. Interpret results and choose the next commitmentBound the conclusion, diagnose alternative explanations and choose the next proportionate use of time and money.
  7. Offer, product and experiment reasoning assessmentApply offer, prototype, experiment and evidence judgement to six independent fictional founder cases.