When interviewing prospects, start with superficial questions to build comfort, then ask direct questions about fears and frustrations — serious prospects will tell you anything

When interviewing prospects, start with superficial questions to build comfort, then ask direct questions about fears and frustrations — serious prospects will tell you anything. The transition from warm-up to direct inquiry unlocks the real market intelligence that drives product creation.

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When interviewing prospects, start with superficial questions to build comfort, then ask direct questions about fears and frustrations — serious prospects will tell you anything. The transition from warm-up to direct inquiry unlocks the real market intelligence that drives product creation.

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    Start Interviews Superficial Then Ask About Real Fears and Frustrations

    When interviewing prospects, start with superficial questions to build comfort, then ask direct questions about fears and frustrations - serious prospects will tell you anything