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Free Research Resources

Research briefs and playbooks based on real data. Built for Filipino service solopreneurs, indie developers, and product teams building for the Philippine market. Download, share, use freely.

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Market ResearchPhilippinesCRM4 pages

The Filipino Service Business Owner: A Market Research Brief

Deep research on the โ‚ฑ134.7M Philippine CRM market, why 47โ€“70% of CRM deployments fail, and the exact gap Crafty CRM fills. Includes competitive analysis and positioning playbook.

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$134.7M PH CRM market growing at 13.19% CAGR

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0 direct competitors in the Filipino service solopreneur niche

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The real competition is Messenger + Google Sheets โ€” not Zoho

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Why 47โ€“70% of CRM deployments in PH fail (and how to avoid it)

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Launch StrategyMarketingIndie Dev4 pages

How to Get Your First 100 Beta Users as a Solo Filipino Developer

A 90-day, introvert-friendly launch playbook based on research across 20+ sources. Facebook groups, Taglish content strategy, give-first tactics, and the weekly 100-minute rhythm.

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Exact Facebook groups where Filipino photographers + event suppliers hang out

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The 5 things that make Filipinos trust a new tool (and 7 that kill trust)

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90-day phased plan: 5 users โ†’ 10 users โ†’ 50 users

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Why introverts actually have an advantage in the Filipino market

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Mobile UXPhilippinesDesign3 pages

Mobile UX for Philippine Service Businesses: A Research Brief

10 research-backed findings on designing for 360px Android screens, outdoor use, thumb zones, touch targets, and why light mode wins in the Filipino context.

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360ร—800px is the most common mobile screen in PH โ€” not 390px

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Minimum 44px touch targets (Apple HIG) โ€” why it matters for outdoor users

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Why light mode outperforms dark mode for Filipino service workers

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Thumb zone research for 6.6โ€“6.9" screens (most common PH device size)

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