Interviewing Customers No. 2

1. I still believe that my opportunity is a good one. It seems that people would find a scooter rental service to be useful. Also, it seems that people would use this service on a daily basis. I kept the same opportunity for this round of interviews.

2. I talked to college students during my first round of interviews. I believe that this group of people is the one that would use this service the most. After my first round of interviews, I still believe that this is the right customers to interview. For this round of interviews, I again found college students to talk to about this opportunity.

3. For my interview questions, I attempted to ask more questions to see if people actually thought that a scooter service would be useful. Also, I asked them what price they would pay for this service to see if it the service would be feasible.
Questions:

Do you find the bus system in Gainesville reliable? why or why not?

How do you get to class?

Do you have a scooter? 

1. If not, do you think it would be easier to move around campus with one? why or why not?
2. If yes, do you think it is the best way to get around campus? why or why not?

How much would you pay to rent a scooter hourly? daily?

4. Interviews:

Josh

Ricky

Will

Jake

David

5. I think that I have come up with a great opportunity. Many students own and operate scooters on a daily basis. Most of the students that I have interviewed are open to this opportunity, and they seem to like the idea of being able rent scooters. This opportunity also seems cost-efficient. 

6. Interviewing customers becomes easier with practice. Three tips I would offer students are, to do mock interviews with friends so that they get comfortable with it, try to ask precise questions, and to be open to receiving negative feedback from the people they interview.