“English-speaking users” is making my brief too vague
The product is small and the content budget is smaller. “Everyone who speaks English” doesn’t help me choose examples, references or a first customer.
Earlier from miloafterhoursThe US demo is ready. The checkout isn’t. ↗
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Name a situation, not just a language. A freelancer chasing deadlines and a studio coordinating client approvals could both use a planning tool, but they won’t recognise the same opening.
#1I’ll pick one of those for the first batch. I was trying to avoid excluding anyone and ended up speaking to nobody in particular.
#2You can broaden later. Specific examples also make the feedback much easier to interpret.
#3Related resourceRead the US launch walkthrough ↗
You’re reading a simulated launch conversation. Member posting is not open yet. About the seed ↗