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Getting conversational: HubSpot’s CEO on a new species of disruptor

Intercom, Inc.

Strong customer relationships are more important than ever for business success, but the old ways of communicating and building relationships with customers are broken. Old communication tools, like email and forms, simply don’t match the ways modern customers want to talk, connect, and receive help.

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Creating and Marketing Cybersecurity Products by Richard Reiner

Mind the Product

Consumer security at PasswordBox. Between 2002 and 2006, cybersecurity technologies for networks were now entering into a period of maturity. When launching a new product, knowing that customers have a need for a solution you offer is only part of the process. Consumer Security at PasswordBox.

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Where Does Product Management Fit?

Product Management Unpacked

When I joined a company in 2006 to run product management (as a CMO), the VP of sales would meet with the product managers every Monday morning to make new feature requests per what sales had sold the week before. I see product management reduced to a gopher for development and a clean-up function. It’s basically powerless. Any objections?

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Reflecting on the Intercom journey – Karen Peacock and Des Traynor in conversation

Intercom, Inc.

Here are a few quick takeaways: Focus on your customers. Don’t just listen to what they say – watch what they do, understand their world and their challenges, and consider how your product integrates and fits in with everything else happening in their lives. Make it easy for customers to talk to you, and vice versa.

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The pitfalls of being data-driven

Mixpanel

In 2006, Facebook rolled out its News Feed feature–and boy, did people hate it. The uproar among the website’s (then) small user base of 12M was big enough to draw headlines. When you conduct any sort of research, you’ll typically draw on a combination of data and experience (yours and that of your peers). What happened?

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5 Costly Branding Mistakes

UX Planet

SELECT Branding Process by Shakuro Mistake #1: Neglecting market research Market research is the North Star of branding. This belief makes you disregard market research because you feel you already know everything customers want. Lack of research skills: Conducting effective research requires specific skills and tools.

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What Makes Amazon’s Product Strategy So Sticky?

ProductPlan

Amazon’s product strategy example has rewritten the book on convenience, easy access, and speed, and in doing so, embedded itself in the daily lives and routines of consumers. Amazon has been a subtle disrupter to spaces, markets, and basic daily life routines — significantly transforming how, where, and when we consume.