Back to glossaryStartup & VentureMarket Evidence
Practical working label — agree its meaning within your project
Market Evidence refers to tangible data points that demonstrate real customer interest, such as signed letters of intent, purchase orders, or verified usage statistics. It moves a claim from anecdote to verifiable fact.
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When to use market evidence
Gather Market Evidence when you need to convince investors or partners of genuine demand.
A practical example of market evidence
For example, a company collects five signed letters of intent from retailers willing to stock the product upon launch.
How it applies to Ideoreto
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Key takeaways
- Archive each letter of intent with date and signatory details.
- Maintain a master file linking evidence to the specific hypothesis it supports.
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