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13 ways to master UX testing for your startup

The Next Web

1) Embrace guerilla usability testing. Many startups don’t test their product at all or only after release because they fear it would be too expensive and would take too long. The truth is that with guerilla usability testing, it can be done quickly and with minimal costs. 3) Define your product goals first. 7) Simplify.

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How to Nail Your First 90 Days as a CX Director

ConversionXL

Record what happens next, too—the communications you receive after purchasing through to the delivery, packaging, and product itself. If, for example, the retail team tells you customers are frustrated about the availability of specific products in certain stores, find out when this started. Product team. Customer-facing teams.

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Want Innovation? Ask.

Gregg Fraley, Author of Jack's Notebook

In addition to learning structured creative problem solving (Osborn-Parnes-Basadur framework) we did some short bits of ideation around new business concepts. Maybe you want new business ideas, sales ideas, product improvement ideas, process enhancement ideas — tell them what you want — and start tracking what comes back.

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How to Turn Your Hobby Into a Business

Up and Running

I love writing, I enjoy making jewelry and I love the challenge involved in marketing products. Sell, import, invent or craft a product or accessory for enthusiasts in your hobby. Make those tweaks before fully entering the market – and understand that, for most entrepreneurs, this is a process, not a single final product.

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The Innovation Imperative

Gregg Fraley, Author of Jack's Notebook

The content is about how the best organizations do it; mindset, frameworks, project selections, and how to create the elusive culture of innovation. The pro’s and con’s of deliberate processes and frameworks versus organic innovation. Developing ideas for products, services, and improvements (idea generation).

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Innovation MoshPit

Gregg Fraley, Author of Jack's Notebook

The commercial product/service we invented at KILN, and now offer, is called IdeaKeg. The scaffolding for mash-up thinking in the IdeaKeg framework is a necessary factor in any complex concept blend. What’s more powerful than IdeaKeg is an even broader concept blending framework. Existing Products and Services.

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Gregg Fraley, Author of Jack's Notebook - Untitled Article

Gregg Fraley, Author of Jack's Notebook

It also provides a complete framework for innovation project management, as well as a compare and contrast of the most commonly used frameworks (useful for those in framework selection mode.) Gregg instructs ways to blend frameworks and use the best tools within frameworks such as Lean, Agile, CPS, or Design Thinking.