I jumped straight into features without anchoring on the problem first, which I could tell didn't land well.
Start by clarifying the goal and scope, then segment users and identify pain points in the blood donation ecosystem. Brainstorm features that leverage Facebook's strengths (social graph, groups, events, notifications) and prioritize based on impact and feasibility. Conclude with success metrics and a simple GTM plan.
Pro tip: Anchor your answer in Facebook's core value proposition—connecting people and building community—and show how blood donation is a natural extension of that mission. Also, consider the two-sided nature of the marketplace: donors and recipients/blood banks.
Ask clarifying questions to understand the goal (e.g., increase donations, improve matching) and constraints (e.g., region, regulatory). Define the problem statement and success criteria.
Identify key stakeholders: donors, recipients, blood banks, hospitals. Map their pain points: lack of awareness, difficulty finding donors, scheduling, eligibility confusion, etc.
Brainstorm features that leverage Facebook's platform: donation groups, event integration, notification reminders, eligibility checker, donor-recipient matching, and gamification.
Use a prioritization framework (e.g., RICE) to select high-impact, low-effort features for an MVP. Consider regulatory and privacy constraints.
Define success metrics (e.g., number of donations, active donors, time to match) and outline a go-to-market strategy: pilot in a region, partner with blood banks, leverage influencers.
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