Back to glossaryStartup & VentureTraction Map
Practical working label — agree its meaning within your project
A traction map is a diagram that plots different types of traction evidence—like media mentions, user sign‑ups, and revenue—against time or product milestones. It helps teams see which channels are delivering results and where effort should shift.
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When to use traction map
Create when you have several data points and need a clear picture of progress across channels.
A practical example of traction map
Founders place weekly newsletter sign‑ups, beta user counts, and early sales on a timeline chart to spot trends.
How it applies to Ideoreto
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Key takeaways
- List each evidence source with its collection date.
- Group the items by acquisition channel or metric type.
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