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Thursday, October 27, 2011

Test drive

Taking in all the advice from advisors, hypothesis testing, blogs, and group discussions, I think it would be wise to implement our plan to test the product as the next plan of attack. I think if we give customers just a rough test drive of our idea, we will be able to see the next step more clearly, or where we will need to go from there. The question I have, that we need to validate by testing the product is, will customers and retailers actually want to sign up for this site, and how are we going to make cash? I think the only way of finding out is putting it out there for the market to decide; assumptions can only go so far.

One idea I had about testing the product would be:
With in a week...
  • Comprise an email list/participants to test the product. (Our TM)
  • Email them with a checklist of coupon preferences; healthy foods, organic products, ethical retailers, glutan free restaurants, etc...
  • Find coupons on other sites, or even ask retailers for discounts/coupons
  • Email the coupons to the participants throughout that week (daily)
  • Get them to participate in a survey at the end of it.
  • Collect the Data/Analyze it.
I think this would be a very easy way to test the market and to get them to think about our idea in a different way. It would show them the essence of what we are trying to do, and for what mido stands for


-Coleton Thielmann

1 comment:

  1. I think that it is a great idea to test out all of the knowledge that you and your team have gathered over the past few weeks. When sending out the emails it would be good to have a good understanding of the demographics of people who would use the web site and their interest. This will allow you to understand the target market better and to design the offering to the larger target market. This will also provide you with a good understanding of where it might be best to advertise the site.

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