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How To Build Products People Keep Using, Paying For & Recommending

Hosted by Janefrances Christopher & Boardy Boardman
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​For founders and builders with a product, a prototype, or a stubborn idea; especially if you're past the exciting part and stuck on whether anyone will pay.

​What you'll walk away with:

  1. ​A way to tell interest apart from demand, using what people already do rather than what they say

  2. ​The two or three questions that tell you whether the next feature is worth building

  3. ​One test you can run this week to check whether your offer is priced and positioned around a problem people pay to solve

​You’ve got an idea, but you’re not sure anyone would pay for it.

​You’ve built something people praise but don’t buy, or you’re getting interest without knowing what to do next.

​Maybe you’re spending time on features while the real problem stays fuzzy. Sound familiar?

​Let’s get to the heart of what customers need and what makes a product worth paying for.

​Join Janefrances Christopher for a lively session on spotting those signals, shaping your offer, and finding a clearer path from idea to paying customer.

​Janefrances Christopher has spent 13 years doing research, eight of them in medical and scientific work and five in product design. Her rule is simple: diagnose before you treat.

​Bring the questions or product challenges you’re wrestling with, and leave with fresh ways to test whether your next move solves a problem people care about.

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​100+ founders have already registered

​Registration includes a short welcome call with Boardy, an AI superconnector, who'll learn what you're building and who you should meet at the session (whether it's collaborators or potential users). You'll get a few suggested people to talk to before we start.

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