Competitive monitoring
Most monitoring dies within three weeks: too many sources, too often, for too few decisions.
Study a market before you enter it
Practical guides to measuring demand, choosing a niche and looking at the competition squarely. No theory: numbers, and what to do with them.
Market analysis
Collecting figures got easy. Reading them together, without making them say what you hoped, did not.
A market research example
A method is easier to grasp applied. Here is the same study, run on an ordinary product, all the way to the decision.
Project tracking
No project manager, no weekly status call: tracking the build of a product when you are two, and sometimes one.
How to do market research
Measure demand, collect prices, find out who is already selling: the six steps that turn a hunch into a decision.
Finding a profitable niche
A niche that looks good and a niche that pays are not the same thing. Five measurable criteria to tell them apart.
Analysing the competition
Counting competitors tells you nothing. What matters: how the market splits, at what price, and what buyers complain about.