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The Lean Startup By Armen Chivichyan [email protected] www.leanstride.com

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Page 1: Lean Startup

The Lean StartupBy Armen Chivichyan

[email protected]

www.leanstride.com

Page 2: Lean Startup

The Lean Startup is a systematic process that helps

entrepreneurs find a business model that works.

It’s designed to prevent wasting time, money

and effort building the wrong product.

Do customers care about the

problem I am solving?

Phase OneUnderstand the Customer Problem

Phase TwoValidate the Customer Solution

Will customers pay for the

solution I am offering?

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Phase One - Understand the Customer

Problem

Hypothesis

Design

Experiments

Run

Experiments

Do customers care about the

problem I am solving?

The goal is to understand the

problem the customer wants you

to solve.

Prioritize

Hypotheses

Capture

Learning

Prioritize

Experiments

Page 4: Lean Startup

Phase One - Capture Your Hypotheses

Write down all of your assumptions about your business idea into the Business

Model Canvas and the Value Proposition Canvas.

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Phase One - Prioritize Hypotheses

Hypothesis

1

Hypothesis

3

Hypothesis

2

Hypothesis

4

Hypothesis

5

Hypothesis

6

Hypothesis

7

Rank all hypotheses in order of how

critical they are for your business idea

to survive.

At this stage, the problem you are

trying to solve should be most critical.

Page 6: Lean Startup

Phase One - Design Experiments

Interview Research Observe Co-Create

Problem Interview

Interview Customer

Service & Sales

Teams

Speedboat/Sailboat

Online Reviews

Google Trends

Google Keyword

Planner

Census Data

World Bank, IMF, etc.

Third Party Research

Public Filings (10Ks)

etc.

Observe potential

customers in the real

world and gain

insights into how they

behave.

What jobs do they

focus and how do they

get them done?

Work with customers

and integrate them

into the value

innovation process.

Impersonate

Be your customer and

actually use the

products and services

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Phase One - Design Experiments

Step 1: Hypothesis

Test Card

We believe______________________________

Step 2: Test

To verify that, we will______________________

Step 3: Metric

And measure____________________________

Step 4: Criteria

We are right if____________________________

We believe parents of young kids

have a problem finding reliable

babysitters

because they do not trust online reviews

To verify that, we will interview 20 parents

at Toys R US

And measure the number of parents

claiming that they do not trust online

reviews

We are right if 8 parents claim that they

don’t trust online reviews

Page 8: Lean Startup

Phase One - Prioritize Experiments

Test 1

Test 3

Test 5

Test 7

Test 2

Test 4

Test 6

Rank experiments in order of how

critical they are for your business idea

to survive and how quickly you can

execute them.

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Phase One - Run Experiments

Interview Research Co-Create Impersonate

Get out of the building and experiment.

Observe

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Phase One - Capture Learning

Step 1: Hypothesis

Learning Card

We believed that_________________________

Step 2: Observation

We observed____________________________

Step 3: Learnings and Insight

We learned______________________________

Step 4: Decisions and Actions

Therefore, we will_________________________

We believed that parents of young kids

have a problem finding reliable

babysitters

because they do not trust online reviews

We observed that our assumption was

right as 11 parents stated that they didn't

trust online reviews

We learned that our assumption was

right, but what surprised us was that 17

parents said that they usually call friends

with kids to ask for recommendations

Therefore, we will design and test a

solution based on friend

recommendations

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Phase One - Update Your Hypotheses

After running your experiments and capturing insights, update your

Business Model Canvas and Value Proposition Canvas.

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Phase One - Understand the Customer

Problem

Hypothesis

Design

Experiments

Run

Experiments

Keep running the cycle until you

have have fully understood your

customer problem.

How do I know when to stop?

When you can confidently make

a $1,000 bet that you can predict

your next interviewee’s problem.

Prioritize

Hypotheses

Capture

Learning

Prioritize

Experiments

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Phase Two - Validate the Solution

Hypothesis

Design

Experiments

Run

Experiments

Will customers pay for the

solution I am offering?

The goal is to validate the

solution you are offering.

Prioritize

Hypotheses

Capture

Learning

Prioritize

Experiments

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Phase Two - Design Solution, Extract Hypotheses

Use the insights from your Business Model Canvas and

Value Proposition Canvas to design a solution.

Then extract hypotheses that you will test.

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Phase Two - Prioritize Hypotheses

Hypothesis

1

Hypothesis

3

Hypothesis

2

Hypothesis

4

Hypothesis

5

Hypothesis

6

Hypothesis

7

Rank all hypotheses in order of how

critical they are for your business idea

to survive.

At this stage, usually the Value

Proposition, Customer Segment

and Channel are most critical. But it

really depends on your business.

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Phase Two - Design Experiments

Minimum

Viable

Product

Test your value proposition, customer segments, channels, costs, revenues, etc.

Presales Crowdfunding

Landing

Page

Mock Sales Buy a

Feature

Ad & Link

Tracking

Solution

Interview

Split Testing

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Phase Two - Design Experiments

Step 1: Hypothesis

Test Card

We believe______________________________

Step 2: Test

To verify that, we will______________________

Step 3: Metric

And measure____________________________

Step 4: Criteria

We are right if____________________________

We believe parents are looking for quicker

ways to find trustworthy babysitters.

To verify that, we will create a landing

page and display our offering

And measure the conversion rate for

1,000 visitors that we will get from

Facebook for $10 in ads

We are right if we can achieve a

conversion rate of 10% (100 signups for

$10 in Facebook ads)

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Phase Two - Prioritize Experiments

Test 1

Test 3

Test 5

Test 7

Test 2

Test 4

Test 6

Rank experiments in order of how

critical they are for your business idea

to survive and how quickly you can

execute them.

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Phase Two - Run Experiments

Get out of the building and experiment.

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Phase One - Capture Learning

Step 1: Hypothesis

Learning Card

We believed that_________________________

Step 2: Observation

We observed____________________________

Step 3: Learnings and Insight

We learned______________________________

Step 4: Decisions and Actions

Therefore, we will_________________________

We believed that parents are looking for

quicker ways to find trustworthy

babysitters

We observed that 148 out of the 1,000

visitors signed up for our service

We learned that our offering converted at

14.8%, and that for $10 in facebook ads,

we were able to gain 148 customers

Therefore, we will use facebook ads as a

viable channel to get customers. Next, we

will test ways to increase conversion

rates.

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Update your canvases with your learnings.

You should have concrete customer acquisition costs at this point.

Phase Two - Update Your Hypotheses

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Phase Two - Validate the Solution

Hypothesis

Design

Experiments

Run

Experiments

Keep running the cycle until you

have have validated your

solution.

Continue this cycle to understand

and optimize your value

proposition, ad copy, channels,

customer segments and more.

You can also apply this process

to test additional channels,

customer segments and more.

Prioritize

Hypotheses

Capture

Learning

Prioritize

Experiments

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Famous Lean Startups

Dropbox created a video demo that went viral on Digg.

70,000 signups in one night.

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Famous Lean Startups