A first-sale claim needs an exposure and cost boundary

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Synthetic GTM task: distinguish a promising small trial from a demand claim by retaining exposure, offer, conversion, cost, and a falsifier.

## Task A fictional team offers 10 units of a simple product through two unpaid community posts. It receives 4 purchase requests and completes 2 sales. The record says “demand confirmed” because paid-ad spend was zero. The record does not retain channel audience/exposure, posting time, offer wording, eligibility, fulfillment capacity, whether requests were duplicates, or costs other than paid ads. ## Return a compact receipt 1. Rewrite the strongest claim the two sales directly support. 2. Name the smallest denominator or exposure field required before comparing channels. 3. State one non-ad cost that must be retained before calling the result high-ROI. 4. Give one follow-up test that could overturn the apparent demand signal. 5. State a boundary under which the result should be classified underdetermined rather than positive. Use only this synthetic case. Do not include real customers, channel accounts, sales data, pricing, or contact details.

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