Intro to Market Research for entrepreneurs — Transcript
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- 0:05hi
- 0:06after identifying the problem and the
- 0:07need we come up with an idea
- 0:09for the solution now we need to explore
- 0:12the market
- 0:13ventures don't exist in a vacuum there's
- 0:15a world around us and therefore if i
- 0:17don't understand and recognize my
- 0:18surrounding
- 0:19it's like a blind person walking down a
- 0:21path for the first time
- 0:23how can we know which way to go which
- 0:26obstacles to avoid
- 0:27the chances i'll create the proper
- 0:29solution without understanding my
- 0:31markets are slim
- 0:33knowledge is power and we need to really
- 0:35know and understand our market
- 0:38so what do we need to know what is our
- 0:40market how big it is
- 0:42who are the customers what are they
- 0:44trying to achieve what are their
- 0:45challenges
- 0:46how big is the problem how much is the
- 0:49problem worth
- 0:50who will be willing to pay or use my
- 0:52solution
- 0:55there are three dimensions to the market
- 0:57my offering
- 0:58the demand what are people looking for
- 1:02and the competition what other people
- 1:04are offering the same demand
- 1:06is there market relevance meaning is
- 1:08there a significant need to be solved
- 1:10and does my solution address this need
- 1:13also
- 1:14is there a market opportunity is there a
- 1:16significant need to be solved and the
- 1:18current solutions that are offered are
- 1:19not good enough
- 1:21if there is a significant need that
- 1:23needs to be solved and if the current
- 1:24solutions are not good enough
- 1:26and if my solution is good enough
- 1:28there's willingness to adopt my solution
- 1:30and pay what i'm asking for if payment
- 1:33is involved
- 1:34then we have a product market fit
- 1:37a word about the examples i'll be
- 1:39demonstrating with today
- 1:40i'll be using two examples the first one
- 1:42is mcdonald's we all know mcdonald's
- 1:44it's one of the biggest restaurant
- 1:46chains in the world it has over 40
- 1:48000 restaurants and over 200 000
- 1:50employees around the world
- 1:52mcdonald's is known for its adoption as
- 1:54well as innovation to lock
- 1:56local cultures while maintaining a level
- 1:58of standard of service worldwide
- 2:01it is also known in its ability to
- 2:03identify and respond to global trends
- 2:05our second example today will be doctors
- 2:07without borders which is a non-profit
- 2:09that provides medical assistance for
- 2:11people
- 2:12that are affected by conflicts disaster
- 2:15epidemics
- 2:15or exclusion from health care this
- 2:17organization has over 67
- 2:20000 members and works in over 70
- 2:22countries
- 2:23in this talk we've seen the importance
- 2:25of understanding our market and we've
- 2:27talked about briefly about the concept
- 2:29of
- 2:29product market fit in the next talk
- 2:33through our examples mcdonald's and
- 2:35doctors without borders
- 2:36we will deep dive into a market analysis
- 2:38and try
- 2:39to understand how to achieve this
- 2:42product market fit
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