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The frameworks, written out

13 lessons on the frameworks Launch Score cites, and a walkthrough for each of the 10 templates.

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Lessons (13)

Each one ends with what to do this week.

  • Framework · Eric Ries

    Lean Startup — ship a tiny version, then shut up and measure

    Day 1 is not a 40-page plan. Day 1 is the smallest thing a real person can use, plus a way to see if they used it. Build-measure-learn is a loop, not a slogan you put on a Notion cover.

    8 min read

  • Framework · Rob Fitzpatrick

    The Mom Test — stop pitching, start collecting last Tuesdays

    People will lie to be nice. Your mom will lie the most. So you do not ask 'would you use this?' You ask what they did last time the problem showed up — names, dollars, workarounds, and how badly it hurt.

    7 min read

  • Framework · Alex Hormozi ($100M Offers)

    Value Equation — raise the dream, cut the grind, then price

    Price is the last lever, not the first. Dream outcome times perceived likelihood, divided by time delay times effort. If the offer feels heavy, do not discount. Remove work and wait.

    8 min read

  • YEP scoring · used in Launch Score

    A.C.P. — Audience, Community, Product. Vibes are not a score.

    YEP scores ideas on audience, community, and product fit. Weak A.C.P. is why 'cool products' stall: nobody gathered, nobody talks, and the thing solves a problem the builder finds interesting.

    7 min read

  • Framework · offer architecture

    Value Ladder — start with a small paid yes

    Do not lead with your most expensive thing. Lead with a first yes a nervous buyer can say without a committee. Then have a next step that is obviously worth more.

    6 min read

  • Framework · competition without the paranoia

    Market Matrix — name the gap or you do not have a market

    Map who already serves this buyer and where it hurts. If you cannot name the gap in a sentence a stranger understands, you do not have positioning. You have a vibe and a Figma file.

    7 min read

  • Framework · April Dunford

    Positioning — name the alternative, then say why you win

    Positioning is not a tagline contest. It is a choice: which market you are in, who you are for, and why a specific buyer should pick you over the thing they already have.

    7 min read

  • Framework · Steve Blank

    Customer development — get out of the building

    The first job is learning who pays, not polishing slides. Customer development is a series of conversations and small offers until the story in your head matches the story in their calendar.

    7 min read

  • Framework · Sean Ellis / PMF

    Product-market fit before growth theater

    Fit before scale. If people would not be very disappointed if you vanished, keep iterating the offer. Ads on a product nobody would miss is how you buy an expensive lesson.

    6 min read

  • Lesson · Sahil Lavingia / minimalist entrepreneur

    Stay small until revenue is real

    No-code, no team, no fancy stack until a customer pays. Complexity is a status symbol. Status symbols do not clear payments. A first dollar can be a payment link and a Google Doc.

    6 min read

  • Lesson · YEP timing score

    Why Now — a good idea at a bad time is still a bad bet

    YEP scores timing: recent momentum, a catalyst, and saturation risk. 'This will matter in five years' is a research paper. You need a reason the next 90 days are the window.

    6 min read

  • Lesson · tools

    No-code first — pizza-ordering is enough skill

    If you can order a pizza online, you have enough technical skill to survive the first 90 days. Drag-and-drop beats debugging at 3am. Here is how to actually pick the stack.

    7 min read

  • Lesson · first dollar

    Action over theory — first dollar beats a prettier mockup

    Day 1 is not 'meditate on your customer avatar.' It is find 10 real humans who might pay, and message them. First dollar is phase 8. Everything before that exists to make that dollar less mythical.

    6 min read

Template walkthroughs (10)

How to use each template. Template files are not available to download yet.

  • 30-Day Launch Roadmap
  • 90-Day Implementation Roadmap
  • Business Plan Template
  • Customer Interview Script
  • Content Creation AI Prompts (8)
  • Launch Email Sequence (5 emails)
  • Onboarding Email Sequence (12 emails)
  • Investor Pitch Deck Template
  • 90-Day Marketing Calendar
  • High-Converting Sales Page Template
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