2. Stress Test You Idea for Desirability
Question
Are your customers willing to buy your solution?
Tip
Customers don't care about solution, but about achieving desired outcomes
The Customer Force Model
- Customers feel a problem so urgently that they are already acting to address it employing unsatisfactory existing alternatives (status quo)
- Customers experience a Trigger Event that makes them switching from the old way to the new one
- This triggering event is a violation of the expectations. Namely the old way (i.e. the existing alternatives) is no longer good enough to get the job done
- The trigger event is a motivation to look for a better way (PUSH)
- You promise a new better way (PULL) to give to your customer the desired outcome
- Your customers will choose your new way, leaving the old consolidated one (INERTIA) if and only if, your new way is undisputedly better in getting the job done.
- Once chosen, your customers will get on the way if and only if, they will not perceive significant obstacles during the usage (FRICTION)