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Essential Startup Product Manager Skills

The Product HQ

While you don’t need to know as much about technical product development as an engineer, you should have a good enough understanding and basic knowledge of how technology works. For starters, having sound knowledge of technical product development will make it easier for you to plan with software engineers.

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How to Become a Startup Product Manager without Experience

The Product HQ

To do so, startup product managers will need to conduct market research to maximize product-market fit. Once your team has completed the development phase, you must also participate in creating a marketing plan for your product. Have a solid technical background and understand the complexities of software development.

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Modern marketing analytics: Understanding the full user journey

Mixpanel

When you think about this in a marketing context, it creates a divide between what your audience says they want and what they actually want: the actions they take. That’s the real trick for marketers. All the market research and customer interviews in the world will be limited by what people say, and maybe even what they think.

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Modern marketing analytics: Understanding the full user journey

Mixpanel

When you think about this in a marketing context, it creates a divide between what your audience says they want and what they actually want: the actions they take. That’s the real trick for marketers. All the market research and customer interviews in the world will be limited by what people say, and maybe even what they think.

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Modern marketing analytics: Understanding the full user journey

Mixpanel

When you think about this in a marketing context, it creates a divide between what your audience says they want and what they actually want: the actions they take. That’s the real trick for marketers. All the market research and customer interviews in the world will be limited by what people say, and maybe even what they think.