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Also crucial is the ability to gain mindshare when trends and new technologies are still in nascent stages. So at some point in every product manager’s job , it’s likely to be a challenge that must be met to be successful. What does a Good Strategy Look Like? Companies don’t start with a productstrategy.
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Focusing your themes on phases of the customer journey enables stronger partnerships between the product team and other functional groups because their goals become less disparate from the productstrategy. CUSTOMER KPI: Reach. BUSINESS KPI: Reach as a % of Total Addressable Market (TAM). Phase 3: Set-up.
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I’ve worked exclusively on digital products for over 14 years , primarily in product and design-centric roles. Thinking back, it’s surprising that it was only about five years ago that I had an important epiphany that would alter the trajectory of our company’s productstrategy and my career. Lack of shared goals.
My take : The pandemic and the lockdowns led to such serious disruptions across so many industries that any company’s pre-COVID product roadmap will benefit from a fresh look in light of the new realities. Your work on the product is not contributing to your KPIs. Your product team is falling for the “post hoc” fallacy.
Yet the customer experience continually improves while KPI targets come into view. That means doing your homework regarding market intelligence, product-market fit, technical feasibility, and the like. But it also sets the stage for a parallel strategy that doesn’t sacrifice short-term wins.
That’s also partly due to the fact that we curate content that’s pretty wide; our homepage features manually curated playlists that target all demographics. Looking at the personas helped us define our productstrategy as well as the content strategy. Things changed when we launched in 150 countries worldwide.
That’s also partly due to the fact that we curate content that’s pretty wide; our homepage features manually curated playlists that target all demographics. Looking at the personas helped us define our productstrategy as well as the content strategy. Things changed when we launched in 150 countries worldwide.
Remember the Technology Adoption Lifecycle Model ? Where your product falls on this model impacts which metrics you should monitor. Frankly, LTV only becomes relevant to SaaS PMs the longer a product is in market. Just divide the costs incurred for that campaign, by the number of customers acquired due to the campaign.
I recently attended a presentation by Benjamin Evans, Inclusive Design Lead at Airbnb, on product accessibility and his experience with designing for inclusion. It really got me thinking about how we build products in tech and the inherent biases in product management. Will this feature increase a KPI?
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Product managers spend a lot of time in stakeholder meetings, planning sessions, reviews, standups, retrospectives, and even more in creating artifacts: OKRs, roadmaps, epics and user stories. Many product managers I speak with know full well that the system is broken and wasteful, but feel powerless to change it.
Jessica Wagner: I’m a lead product manager at Fueled , a digital product agency in New York that specializes in cutting-edge design and technology for mobile apps, websites, wearables, and blockchain. I’ve spent my entire career in productstrategy, so this is a very organic progression for me.
This saves the product team from spending all their time on a continual cycle of meetings and review sessions. Using themes on your product roadmaps elevated the conversation to how the productstrategy will improve KPI. It broadcasts what’s important to the product roadmap.
My take : The pandemic and the lockdowns led to such serious disruptions across so many industries that any company’s pre-COVID product roadmap will benefit from a fresh look in light of the new realities. Your work on the product is not contributing to your KPIs. Your product team is falling for the “post hoc” fallacy.
My take : The pandemic and the lockdowns led to such serious disruptions across so many industries that any company’s pre-COVID product roadmap will benefit from a fresh look in light of the new realities. Your work on the product is not contributing to your KPIs. Your product team is falling for the “post hoc” fallacy.
Yet the customer experience continually improves while KPI targets come into view. That means doing your homework regarding market intelligence, product-market fit, technical feasibility, and the like. But it also sets the stage for a parallel strategy that doesn’t sacrifice short-term wins.
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