Comparing income options fairly
How to score very different income directions against the same criteria, including your own constraints.
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The problem with comparing excitement
Two options rarely arrive with the same amount of information, so the better-explained one feels stronger regardless of fit.
A fair comparison makes each option answer the same questions before you decide what deserves time.
Use constraints as criteria
Available hours, capital, risk tolerance, existing skill, and access to buyers belong in the comparison, not as afterthoughts.
Score evidence separately from appeal
An option can be appealing and still weak on evidence. Keep those columns separate so enthusiasm does not erase uncertainty.
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Opportunity comparison method note
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Derived from the planned comparison model in the product architecture.
Related capability
Opportunity IntelligenceRelated resources
- ArticleIncome OpportunitiesFit scoreA labelled comparison score, not a prediction that an income idea will work.
- ArticleIncome OpportunitiesBottleneckThe step in a workflow that limits the result of the whole workflow.
- ArticleIncome OpportunitiesDemand validationTesting whether real potential buyers want an offer before it is built.
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