Prachi Gupta

@barveen_kumar Finding and surveying your target audience using Idea validation and PMF surveys would be a great place to start. I run a research for startups program which is free for early stage startups. I'd be happy to connect and share some resources to help you get started. Here I am on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/qupt...

Agree with you Samet. Collecting feedback at the right time in the journey works best to capture top of mind experience.

Hi Deniz, are you looking for a tool to run market research projects? You can check out the Research for Startups program at QuestionPro which gives you free access to the Research tool and 100 sample audience. This might be just what you're looking for. Here is the link https://www.questionpro.com/star...

Another brilliant initiative to empower the startup community! This product and the resources that come with it are completely free for early stage startups. Just fill in this form and start running your surveys for free! https://www.questionpro.com/a/Ta...

@johnradforduk Very much in line with that I'm working with accelerators and startups to help startups do their product market fit research using QuestionPro's research survey tool. Seeing some great insights coming from that in terms of market need, pricing and positioning. There are more details about it here https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/u...

Ran the same question with 300 people from the US and a whooping 58% picked getting rich through burning up personal relationships!

Research tool to survey my target audience and early adopters

I've written a few articles to help startups find their way around market research. You can find them here - https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/m... hope this helps :) You can also check this free research for startups program and sign up if it makes sense https://www.questionpro.com/star...

Completely agree. It's always Customer Channels. Without a product-market fit and without users an idea remains an idea. Even YouTube had starting troubles when it was a video dating platform called Tune In, Hook Up before it was YouTube. They had the product idea but almost no customers and almost shut down before pivoting and building what customers actually needed.