Go to Market Helper Anonymous validation notice

Validation test 01 / Plain-language notice

The test measures a few actions—not your product or identity.

Go to Market Helper uses Plausible Analytics on the Manufacturer Readiness Audit and Vendor & CMO Kit preview during this bounded test. The purpose is to learn whether the workflow is useful and whether the paid concept is worth building.

What may be counted

  • A pageview on either validation route
  • Whether an audit begins and which broad readiness result is reached
  • Whether the copy-result action succeeds
  • One confirmed price-interest statement: individual, team, or not yet
  • Standard referral and approved campaign tags used to understand the source of a visit

What is not collected

  • Your audit answers, readiness percentage, gap list, or copied brief
  • Your name, email, company, product details, industry, or free-text feedback
  • Accounts, uploads, session replay, heatmaps, advertising identifiers, or cross-site tracking
  • Custom event properties, persistent visitor profiles, or an attempt to identify you

What stays on your device

The readiness audit saves its predefined answers, current step, result state, and checked workplan actions in this browser so you can leave and continue. That information is not sent to Go to Market Helper or Plausible. Selecting “Start again” removes the saved audit; clearing this site’s browser data removes it as well.

How the measurement works

Plausible provides aggregate website measurement without cookies or persistent identifiers. Go to Market Helper uses Plausible’s manual script so only the two named validation routes and the listed aggregate events are intentionally sent. If the script is blocked or unavailable, both tools continue to work. The test routes remain noindex and are shared by direct link rather than treated as a broad public launch.

This is a plain-language product notice, not a legal conclusion. Requirements may vary by location and release context.

What happens after the test

Aggregate counts will be used to decide whether to advance, revise once, or stop the offer. No participant list exists. At the close of the test, the Plausible site and retained aggregate data will be reviewed for deletion or an explicitly approved next cycle.