Who we should talk to

Rajeev Kumar
1 min readFeb 3, 2019

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How to establish our target customer group

First, we have to figure out who you are targeting

My target group will depend on whether mine are pre-product or post-product

Pre-product

We are still in the stage of validation

What should go in it? Do people want it? Is there a market?

Situation #1 — We already have in mind a group of potential customers we will target

Situation #2 — We have no idea

Exercise: 3 Question Stud

- Write down at least 3 types of potential customer groups

- All products solve a problem. What problem does our product solve and who has this problem?

-Draw a table with 3 columns and 3 rows

- On top, write the customer groups

- On the left side, write the 3 different criteria we are going to use to judge the groups

The 3 criteria:

Size — Market size

Pain:Payment — How much pain do they have associated with the problem? How likely are they to pay for our solution?

Accessibility — How easily can we get in contact with these people?

Rate each criteria 1–10, add up the 3 ratings, and see which group has the highest number; that’s the group with the highest potential.

Post-product

We already have an established customer base, people paying and engaging with the product, and a lot of leads

We can choose from our user base which customers are the best to interview for the specific feedback we want to get

Reference — https://www.fastcompany.com/56447/customer-experience

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Rajeev Kumar
Rajeev Kumar

Written by Rajeev Kumar

Working as Senior Product Manager.

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