Startup manifesto - Masterclass

Startup Manifesto Masterclass is filled with practical tips, powerful examples, game-changing insights for developing great business ideas, and launching your own business.

Best of all, everything you'll learn will come from people who've successfully started and scaled businesses with thousands of customers and millions in revenue. We consolidated decades of their experience.

This is also a resource that will help you to discover if you are ready to become a founder and turn your idea into a startup, and to ask questions about building your startup.

Become a Entrepreneur without leaving your house.

Overview

- How to find a Niche market thats facing a recurring problem

- How to research the Problems & Pain points that market faces

- How to talk with the stakeholders within that niche market that are affected

- How to validate your Idea —

- How to create a Minimum ‘Sellable’ product

- How to cultivate a BETA testing group

- How to find out if you are the right team for your startup’s project

What you'll get:

- Quick-start guide on validating ideas and turning them into viable businesses

- 81 Tech Tools for NON Tech Founders: Useful for when building quick & easy MVP (Minimum Viable Products)

- Lean Canvas: This uses a 9 blocks concept except which have been modified slightly to suit the needs/ purposes/requirements of a Lean Startup. The Lean Canvas is the perfect one-page format for brainstorming possible business models, the blocks guide you through logical steps starting with your customer problems right through to your unfair advantage (often the hardest block to answer).

As an entrepreneur, one of the most important tasks you can perform is getting your idea(s) out from your head into a tangible format so that you can communicate that with others. In the past, this usually meant a well-researched business plan, that would usually take weeks (more like months) to create.

I turn to the Lean Canvas to help me quickly formulate possible business models, product launches, campaigns and variations of, and communicate this with my stakeholders for my Lead Flow Method work. Having the Lean Canvas as a visual guide made this part “communicating the model/idea” so much more effective — and I think the most valuable function of the tool.