And not only are you doing that
I have always hard time to understand to what "doing/making" might refer in a text
In this context "not only are you doing" refer to answering the set of questions?
What you're trying to do with customer discovery is answer a set of questions about who the customer is, what the problem is, what potential solutions might solve their problems. And not only are you doing that for potential customer segments, you're also doing that for potential partners
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This expression has inverted word order, so it is harder to understand, even though it is quite natural. " So it says you are doing that and you are also doing something else.
- This expression has inverted word order, so it is harder to understand, even though it is quite natural.
- " So it says you are doing that and you are also doing something else.
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This expression has inverted word order, so it is harder to understand, even though it is quite natural.
It means "You are not only doing that, but you are also..."
So it says you are doing that and you are also doing something else.
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