You are the PM for a self-serve analytics product. Trial signup volume is healthy, but too few teams reach activation, and you are not yet sure why.

Create a short discovery plan that includes:
1. The key question you need answered first
2. The sequence of methods you would use across one to two weeks
3. Two example interview questions
4. One example hypothesis you want to test
5. The signal that would tell you the team is ready to move into a scoped build or experiment

Keep the plan lean and practical, as if you were proposing it to your product trio.

You are the PM for a self-serve analytics product. Trial signup volume is healthy, but too few teams reach activation, and you are not yet sure why.
Create a short discovery plan that includes:
<ol>
<li>The key question you need answered first</li>
<li>The sequence of methods you would use across one to two weeks</li>
<li>Two example interview questions</li>
<li>One example hypothesis you want to test</li>
<li>The signal that would tell you the team is ready to move into a scoped build or experiment</li>
</ol>
Keep the plan lean and practical, as if you were proposing it to your product trio.

Plan a Lean Discovery Sprint

The plan chooses research methods that match the uncertainty and uses them in a sensible order.

The example questions are neutral, useful, and likely to produce behavioral insight rather than shallow opinions.

The plan connects discovery to a specific product decision or next step instead of describing research in the abstract.