Product Discovery Fundamentals
A free primer on product discovery habits for small teams shipping weekly.
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Discovery is not a phase you finish before building — it is a habit of reducing uncertainty before you spend irreversible effort.
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Habits that help
- Write the decision you are trying to make before interviewing anyone.
- Talk to users about recent behavior, not hypothetical preferences.
- Rank opportunities by evidence of pain and ability to act.
- Run the smallest experiment that can change your plan.
Interview tips
Ask what they did last time the problem appeared. Avoid pitching your solution mid-interview. Capture exact phrases for messaging later.
Experiments
Prefer experiments with a clear kill criterion. If you cannot state what would make you stop, you are not testing — you are building.
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