Interviewing Customers 3

I'm baaack-- with more interviews (yay!).

So, this time around, my questions were as follows:

1) What is the worst part about making a bed?
2) Would you try an alternative to traditional fitted sheets, if one was available?
3) About how much did your current sheet set cost?

I really wanted to get a feel for if people would be interested in an alternative to fitted sheets; I also wanted to know what people usually spent on a sheet set. Would they be willing to spend a few more dollars for saving time? Again, I also wanted to find out what people felt was the 'worst' part of bed making; as with the past interviews, the answers were generally the same: ill-fitting sheets, wrinkles, et cetera.

Yes, I am missing a video, for which I deeply apologize. I hope the cuteness of the toddler in the last video will assuage you :)

Overall, I feel like I learned a good deal from my interviews. It was nice to gain the courage to talk to complete strangers! I feel like my view of my business venture, MagneFit, will really develop based on the answers I received, especially in terms of how to advertise for "what the people want." I think what surprised me the most, however, was how surprised people were when I asked them their opinion! I think it has become less common for businesses and companies to ask strangers on the street for their opinion, so many people don't know how to react when someone comes up to them.

Anywho, have a great night, everyone!