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Viral coefficient and loop-driven user growth
A founder learns their viral K-factor and the cumulative users a seed cohort generates across viral cycles, so they can judge whether the product can grow on the viral engine alone.
Weekly growth-target schedule
A pure function that, given a starting metric value, a weekly growth rate, and a number of weeks, returns the compounded target for each week and the final value, mirroring the YC forward-looking growth graph practice.
Weighted founder idea-selection matrix
A structured decision matrix that rates each candidate idea against weighted virtue criteria, computes the weighted score (SUMPRODUCT of weights and scores) per idea, and ranks them, so founders pick a direction on stated criteria instead of gut feel.
What / So What / Now What message pack
A message pack with at least your minimum number of messages, covering every scenario label you name with no label repeated, each message naming its audience and segmented into What (facts), So What (implications and relevance to the audience), and Now What (a call to action using one of your approved verbs, plus a next step), with every What facts field kept at or under your word cap.
Why-now three-forces trendcasting register
A three-forces 'Why now?' register for your named idea: exactly one economic, one social, and one technology force, each a distinct change with a cost/demand-marker-tagged impact, plus a market-window statement in recency language.
Work-sample interview question bank
A reusable, competency-mapped question bank where each question has a predetermined acceptable answer and red-flag list.
Workflow lock-in and switching-cost register
The founder gets a structured lock-in register that documents, per top customer, the automations / integrations / team-workflows running through the product plus a switching-cost estimate and an integration-depth tier, surfacing where the product is embedded and where it needs to go deeper.
YouTube channel content calendar
The buyer gets a ready-to-execute YouTube upload calendar where every slot has a working title of at least three words, a content format, a marketing goal, a target keyword, a planned length within the cap, and a valid publish date, with the committed number of posts landing in every week of the horizon.
YouTube video idea portfolio
The buyer gets a portfolio of distinct video ideas: exactly the requested number, each assigned to a format from the allowed list, spread across at least the required number of distinct formats, with a unique working title, a unique one-line concept of 8 or more words, a target keyword, and a suggested length per idea.
YouTube video SEO metadata package
The buyer gets one video's complete upload-ready SEO metadata as a structured object: a keyword-placed title within 100 characters, a description with a hook, body, chapter timestamps, and CTA links, plus tag and hashtag sets that meet the requested counts and stay inside YouTube's field limits.