The Startup Owner's Manual: The Step-By-Step Guide for Building a Great Company
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Book Info
Author
Blank, Steve
Word Count
152,000 words
based on page count
Pages
608 pages
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Edition Publisher
K & S Ranch
Edition Publish Date
2012-03-01
Identifiers
ISBN-10: 0984999302
ISBN-13: 9780984999309
Description
The Startup Owner's Manual Is What It Says: A Comprehensive, Step-by-step Guide To Getting Startups Right. It Walks Entrepreneurs Through The Customer Development Process That Gets Them Out Of The Building, Where Customers Live, To Develop Winning Products Customers Will Buy-- More Than 100,000 Entrepreneurs Rely On This Book For Detailed, Step-by-step Instructions On Building Successful, Scalable, Profitable Startups. The National Science Foundation Pays Hundreds Of Startup Teams Each Year To Follow The Process Outlined In The Book, And It's Taught At Stanford, Berkeley, Columbia And More Than 100 Other Leading Universities Worldwide. Why? 'the Startup Owner's Manual' Guides You, Step-by-step, As You Put The Customer Development Process To Work. This Method Was Created By Renowned Silicon Valley Startup Expert Steve Blank, Acknowledged Catalyst Of The 'lean Startup' Movement, And Tested And Refined By Him For More Than A Decade-- Introduction. A Repeatable Path ; Why A Second Decade? ; The Four Steps: A New Path -- Getting Started. The Path To Disaster : A Startup Is Not A Small Version Of A Big Company ; The Path To The Epiphany : The Customer Development Model ; The Customer Development Manifesto -- Step One : Customer Discovery. An Introduction To Customer Discovery ; Customer Discovery, Phase One: State Your Business Model Hypotheses ; Customer Discovery, Phase Two : Get Out Of The Building To Test The Problem : Do People Care? ; Customer Discovery, Phase Three : Get Out Of The Building And Test The Product Solution ; Customer Discovery, Phase Four : Verify The Business Model And Pivot Or Proceed -- Step Two : Customer Validation. Introduction To Costumer Validation ; Customer Validation, Phase One : Get Ready To Sell ; Customer Validation, Phase Two : Get Out Of The Building And Sell! ; Customer Validation, Phase Three : Develop Product And Company Positioning ; Customer Validation, Phase Four : The Toughest Question Of All : Pivot Or Proceed? -- The Startup Owner's Manual Site Map -- Appendix A. Customer Development Checklists -- Appendix B. Glossary -- Appendix C. How To Build A Web Startup : A Simple Overview. Steve Blank And Bob Dorf. Includes Index.
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