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At a high level ask things such as:

-Once customers start using the product/service are they likely to switch to a competitor or even look for a competitive product/service at all? -Do competitors even currently exist? -Are there barriers to competitors entering the market or replicating the product/service at a similar level of quality? -Is price or quality more important to customers? -Does the customer have a high cost of failure if something goes wrong with the product/service? -Is the product/service a discretionary or non-discretionary spend for the customer? -How costly is it for the customer to switch to another product/service?

At the end of the day four primary characteristics will drive the economics of the business: pricing power, retention rate, customer acquisition cost, and fixed cost base. Constantly be thinking about if the company has any advantage in any of those areas, and think about why/how they have that advantage and why/how it could be maintained or lost. Also, try and think about the product/service from the perspective of the customer and the value created for them.

 

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