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Why a Capstone Instead of More Theory

At this point, you've covered market understanding, roadmapping, pricing, and growth separately. This lesson walks through combining them into one coherent, working plan.

Start With Your Market and Customer

Every good plan opens with who you're serving and why it matters — pull this directly from the work you did in the market module.

Layer In Your Roadmap Direction

Your roadmap themes should clearly connect back to the customer and problem you named — if they don't, that's worth revisiting before moving on.

Add Your Pricing Logic

State not just your price, but the reasoning behind it — the value it reflects and how you plan to test or adjust it.

Include Your Growth Focus

Name the one or two growth channels you're focusing on and why they fit your customer, rather than listing every possible tactic.

Conclusion

A strategy plan isn't about having every answer perfectly — it's about connecting your thinking into one page you can act on, defend, and revisit as you learn.

Class discussions
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Elena Vasquez

Do I need to finish every earlier module perfectly before attempting this capstone?

Instructor - James Kenter

No — bring your best current thinking from each module. The capstone is meant to pull it together, not to test perfection.

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Ryan O'Connell

Seeing market, roadmap, pricing, and growth on one page finally made the whole course click for me.

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