
Struggling to find customers? "Traction" reveals DuckDuckGo founder's proven Bullseye Framework for explosive startup growth. Endorsed by Asana co-founder Dustin Moskovitz, it's the rare business book that balances product development with customer acquisition - the legendary "50% rule" that transformed countless startups.
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What if the reason your brilliant product is failing has nothing to do with the product itself? Across Silicon Valley and startup hubs worldwide, a quiet epidemic is killing nine out of ten new ventures. It's not bad code, poor design, or lack of funding. It's something far simpler and more insidious: founders spend months perfecting their product in isolation, then wonder why nobody shows up. The harsh truth? Building something great means nothing if you can't get it into customers' hands. Traction-quantitative evidence that people actually want what you're selling-separates thriving businesses from forgotten dreams. When Dropbox, Airbnb, and Slack launched, they didn't just build exceptional products. They mastered distribution early, which catalyzed their explosive growth. Most founders fall into what's called "The Product Trap"-the seductive belief that an excellent product will naturally attract customers. This leads to a dangerous imbalance: eighty percent of time on development, twenty percent on getting customers. The counterintuitive solution? Flip that ratio. Dedicate half your time to building and half to traction. This feels wrong at first. Won't splitting focus slow you down? Actually, it accelerates your path to success. Consider Marketo, which built a pipeline of 14,000 interested buyers before their product even existed through content marketing and SEO. Buffer grew an email list of 100,000 potential users while still coding their app. This parallel approach provides invaluable feedback that shapes your product while simultaneously building your customer base. You're not just creating something people might want-you're discovering what they actually need and ensuring they know about it when you launch. This distinction makes all the difference.
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