Lean Launch Pad
Learn from one of Stanford's legendary professors, Steve Blank, who helped initiate the lean startup methodology. In these lectures, you'll learn how to find something customers love and build a foundation to grow from.
Steve Blank Introduction
Business Model Canvas Overview
Optional Reading
What is a Business Model?
Steve Blank - What we now know about starting a business
History of a Modern Corporation
Startups are NOT smaller versions of larger companies
Introduction to the Business Model Canvas
Strategy - How to build a Startup
Process - How to Build a Startup
How to build a startup quiz
Organizational misconceptions
How to learn to start a company?
What is a Company?
Business Model Canvas Overview
What is your Value Proposition?
Who are your best customers?
Channels - How will you distribute your product or service?
How will you build high trust relationships with your customers?
Revenue Model - How will you charge for your solution?
Resources - What are the key people, equipment or assets you need?
Partners - Who are your key partners?
Key Activities - Where is your focus?
Costs - How much will you spend each month to wow your customers?
It's all guess until there's data to back it up
Complete your Lean Canvas
Steve Blank - Customer Development Process
Customer Development done by founders
Hypothesis Testing
Minimum Viable Product
What is a pivot?
Step 1 - Customer Discovery
Step 2 - Customer Validation
Market Opportunity Analysis
TAM and SAM
How big is your SAM?
Steve Blank - Value Propositions
Where Do Product And Market Go
Where Do Product And Market Go Solution
Relationship Between Value Props
Relationship Between Value Prop and Customer Segments
Value Proposition and the Minimum Viable Product
Customer Archetype
Talk to Customers
Value Proposition Product
Value Proposition Services
Pain Killers
Problem or Need
Pain Killers - Ranking
Gain Creators Hypotheses
Gain Creators Ranking
MVP Physical
MVP Virtual
MVP
Art of the MVP
Common Mistakes
Value Proposition Questions
Tech and Market Insight
Tech Insights
Value Proposition Examples
Steve Blank - Market Types
Type 1 - Existing Markets
Type 2 - Re-segmented Market
Type 3 - New Market
Type 4 - Clone Market
Existing Markets details
Re-segmented Markets details
New Markets details
New Market details 2
Clone Market Extended
Steve Blank - Introduction
Distribution Channels Overview
Your Product
Your Product Solution
Web Distribution
Physical Distribution
Distribution Complexity
Direct Channel Fit
Indirect Channel Economics
OEM Channel Economics
Steve Blank - Product Market Fit
What tasks need to be done?
How to rank those tasks?
What benefits do customers want?
What pains do they have?
Building a profile of your customers
Customers in Context
Pass-fail signals in experiments
Two-sided markets
Life sciences example
Assignment - Who is your Ideal Customer?
Steve Blank - Customer Relationships
Customer Archetypes
Paid Demand Creation
Earned Demand Creation
Get Keep and Grow - Physical vs Web
Get Customers
Viral Loop
Get Alternatives
Keep Physical
Grow Physical
Get Web
Web Customer Acquisitiion
Keep Web
Grow Web
Customer Lifetime Value
Customer relationship quiz
How do you make money?
Common Mistakes
Revenue Pricing
Direct and Ancillary Models
Pricing Strategy
Common Startup Mistakes
Market Types and Pricing
Single and Multi-sided Markets
Revenue First Companies
Market Type and Revenue
Draw the Diagram
Key Revenue Model Questions
Market Size and Share
Revenue model quiz
Steve Blank - Partners
Partner Definition
Partner Resources
Partner Types
Greatest Strategic Alliance
Joint Business Development
Joint Partnerships and Startups
Coopetition
Key Suppliers
Virtual Channels
Partner Risks
Managing Partner Risks
Investments
Partner Startup Strategies Summary
Partner Quiz
Steve Blank - Resources, Activities, Costs
Four Critical Resources
Financial Resources
Human Resources
Qualified Employees and Culture
Intellectual Property Overview
Intellectual Property Detailed
Costs
Metrics that Matter
Resources, key activities and costs quiz
Final Exam