Paid study evaluating go-to-market strategies tailored to independent retail operations, specifically a new appointment management tool for independent bicycle repair shops. The participant completes an asynchronous, remote review of a short go-to-market brief covering target audience assumptions, proposed messaging, and launch plan, then writes a short report separating unsubstantiated assumptions from hard evidence and recommends one low-cost validation step for the riskiest assumption without new market outreach.
Responsibilities
Read and evaluate a short go-to-market strategy brief for a bike shop appointment tool; Identify and separate unproven assumptions from backed evidence within the document; Write a concise written report summarizing your strategic findings; Propose one cheap, actionable validation step to test the core strategy
Requirements
Professional experience in product marketing, go-to-market strategy, or product management; Strong analytical skills for evaluating business plans and marketing briefs; Ability to communicate strategic feedback clearly in a written format; Strong grasp of market validation techniques and startup strategy; Experience in retail software or small business tools
Nice to have
Familiarity with independent bike shops or local service businesses; Familiarity with retail operations or local service business software
Benefits
$45 one-time paid study compensation