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The Broken Promise Smoke Test is a great way to test the inherent virality of a product or startup idea

Broken Promise Smoke Test

Close-Ended Surveys focus on quantifiable questions with a clear set of possible answers

A Comprehension Test helps you figure out if your customer even understands your value proposition

Conjoint Analysis is a quantitative survey method to figure out which combination of features are most important to your customers

You can use an event to smoke test a problem, and to some extent, content that is attractive for your target audience

The ultimate fake door smoke test guide, including tips, case studies, and lots of linked resources

Distribute a flyer with your key value propositions and follow up prompt

In a High Bar Smoke Test, you increase the difficulty of the customer onboarding in order to gauge the seriousness of their purchase intent

How to use the landing page smoke test for product validation

A Pocket Smoke Test is a method for testing mobile apps or physical products by making a simple prototype and getting hands-on feedback

A Pre-Sales Smoke Test helps you figure out if users will actually pay for your product by charging them for it before you can deliver

A Sales Pitch Smoke Test involves pitching the product to prospective customers in an attempt to close sales and validate the demand

Gather information about your target market via secondary sources like news articles and published reports

In a Video Smoke Test, you make a video showing off the product to test early adopter excitement for your product and its potential virality

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