Who is the buyer?
If the buyer is "everyone with a business", narrow it until you can name the role and situation.
Validation
The goal is not to prove the idea will work. The goal is to find weak assumptions before they become weeks of unnecessary code.
If the buyer is "everyone with a business", narrow it until you can name the role and situation.
Frequent, urgent, expensive, or embarrassing pain is stronger than a nice-to-have improvement.
Existing tools, contractors, spreadsheets, or manual workarounds are signs the problem has budget.
A launch page needs one clear outcome, not a list of unrelated features.
Validation is weak if you do not know where the buyer already spends time or searches for help.
Avoid regulated advice, high-liability promises, and products that need constant oversight in v1.
The free sample gives you the core scoring categories. The full Launch Kit adds interview scripts, decision rules, offer templates, checkout QA, metrics, and agent prompts.
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