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How does creating a market focus differ from a product or company focus?

Creating a market focus differs from a product or company focus in that it prioritizes understanding and addressing the needs of the market, rather than focusing solely on the product or the company. This approach involves identifying the target market, understanding their needs and preferences, and designing products or services that meet these needs. It's about putting the market at the center of everything the company does, from product development to marketing strategies. This can lead to more effective products and services, as they are designed with the end user in mind.

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Don't start with the product, start with the press release, creating a market focus instead of a product or company focus. Write the FAQ. This seems like putting the cart before the horse, but it serves to keep the focus on the market and helps in defining product design. Now build a prototype. Then test it, modify it, test it again, and so on. Readers will learn that this hack-and-test approach can take many rounds of iteration before they find the best product or service to offer.

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