Implementation Tactic1 book · 4 highlights
One-Page Scenario as Beachhead Selection Device
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Crossing the Chasm
Geoffrey A. Moore · 4 highlights
“This is a classic case of “So many segments, so little time”—exactly the sort of thing that target customer scenarios are best for. A representative format for any given scenario is illustrated in the following section. A finished scenario should be limited to a single page. As you will see from the example, this is a highly tactical exercise in microcosm, but it has major implications for how marketing strategy is set overall. So as we work through the example, we will also keep an eye out for the broader implications.”
“A DAY IN THE LIFE (BEFORE) The idea here is to describe a situation in which the user is stuck, with significant consequences for the economic buyer.”
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