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Platform for Access to Decision-Makers

CommunicationMarketingProductivitySaaSTechnology
Created 1 day ago|From community
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Description

Create a platform that connects startup founders and product developers with decision-makers in large companies for product validation and feedback. The platform would facilitate short, focused conversations for a fee.

Potential

This idea has the potential to significantly reduce the risk of product failure by providing direct access to valuable insights from decision-makers.

Key Features
  • Facilitated short conversations with decision-makers
  • Focused and useful feedback sessions
  • Affordable pricing for startups
  • Potential for introductions to other stakeholders
  • Expertise sharing from experienced professionals
Keywords
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Related Problems (1)

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Difficulty in Accessing Decision-Makers for Product Validation
CommunicationMarketingProductivitySaaSTechnology

Description

Startup founders and product developers often struggle to get access to decision-makers within large companies to validate their products or features. This lack of access can lead to building products that do not meet market needs, resulting in wasted resources and time.

Consequences

Without proper validation, products may fail to gain traction in the market, leading to financial losses and missed opportunities.

Sources (1)

Anyone want access to decision-makers to validate a product or next feature?
redditby plaitv2 days ago5 points

I work in a large global consulting firm, so I know a lot of people inside large companies who actually understand how teams buy, approve, reject, and use products. Real operators, managers, decision-makers and senior execs. Not random people giving surface-level opinions. I’m curious whether anyone wants access to people like that to validate a product, pressure test a feature, or get real input before building too much. Most are not going to do that for free, which is fair, but I think many would do it for $50 to $100 an hour if the conversation was focused and useful. You probably do not need hours and hours from someone like this. A short, sharp conversation is often enough. But their time is valuable, and they are not going to do it for free. Also, these folks will unlikely become your next customer, but will mainly provide you their expertise (and maybe an with intro if they like what you're doing).