I systemized a True-Fans-Based Growth Model to make launching new products easier for myself

I love reading about successful startup stories and adopting the best strategies for myself. I believe that learning from those who have succeeded by thinking outside the box and pioneering new marketing strategies is the foundation that allows us to break patterns ourselves. Some time ago I decided to start writing down ideas and strategies that I personally find most useful so that I could return to them and draw inspiration from them. As it often happens with personal notes, the idea evolved. I divided the product launch into 5 stages (before the product is made, when the MVP is being made, pre-launch, launch, and post-launch), identified the problems I most frequently encountered (and still often face despite a long history with product launching and management) and wrote down strategies to deal with them. I tend to overthink every obstacle that comes my way and having a simple, clear strategy with examples of their application helps me a lot. Sometimes it's enough for me to read about how industry giants solved their problems to “unlock” the creative process which is key to a success. If you want to check this out, here's the link: bigfootatemysandwich.com/l/hdvic Maybe it will help some of you too. Would be awesome if you left a comment - feedback is always welcome! :D