You've got ideas. You've got passion. But here's the painful truth: most products fail because creators build what they think people want instead of what customers actually need.
You pour hours into creating something you believe will be amazing. You launch with excitement. And then... crickets. Or worse, polite feedback that doesn't translate into sales. The problem isn't your work ethic or creativity. The problem is you're building in the dark, making expensive guesses about what will resonate with your audience.
Every day you spend without real customer insights is another day your competitors get ahead. Another dollar wasted on products that miss the mark. Another opportunity lost because you didn't truly understand what keeps your customers up at night.

Here's What Changes Today
This Customer Research Interview Protocol gives you a complete system for conducting interviews that actually matter. No fluff. No theory. Just a proven framework that helps you ask the right questions, listen for what people aren't saying, and spot the patterns that reveal exactly what your market is begging you to create.
Inside, You'll Discover How To
Set up interviews that people want to participate in. Build questions that get past surface-level answers and dig into real motivations. Create an environment where customers open up about their true struggles, desires, and buying triggers. Then take all that raw feedback and transform it into clear action steps that directly improve your offers.

The Result?
You'll never wonder if your next product will sell. You'll know. Because you built it based on real voices, real problems, and real money on the table. Your customers told you exactly what they want. Now you just need to give it to them.
This Works Whether You're Just Starting Out Or Scaling Up
Launching your first offer? Use this protocol to validate your idea before you waste time building the wrong thing. Already have products in market? Use these interviews to uncover why some offers convert and others don't. Want to expand your product line? Let your customers tell you exactly what to create next.















































