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The Only Product Metric that Matters by Josh Elman

Mind the Product

As product managers we spend a lot of our time thinking about product metrics, and all companies, from startups to corporates, spend a lot of time figuring out whether their metrics are good enough. Whether it’s a new product or new feature we start with zero users, says Josh.

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“Build What Matters” Framework for Startups

The Product Coalition

Many startups with an ordinary product make the way to growth and scalability whereas others with great products fail to survive. What is wrong with these startups? Both product and product strategy should fall in place to make the startup sustainable and help them to grow.

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What 14 startup investors and advisors taught us about chasing (and finding) product-market fit

Mixpanel

Table of Contents The problem with defining product-market fit In search of quantitative indicators of product-market fit 6 things about measuring product-market fit 1. With that in mind, product-market fit is a spectrum 4. Every business is unique, and metrics frameworks apply differently 5.

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How to Optimize Your Product Metrics for Growth by Dan Olsen

Userpilot

According to product expert Dan Olsen , it’s because their “bucket” — the product itself — is leaky. Dan, a Stanford-trained engineer with experience guiding companies like Intuit, understands how to optimize your product metrics for growth by focusing on retention and building a product users truly value.

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Insights: Using product analytics to find metrics that predict retention

Mixpanel

Let me jump right in: With product analytics, customer retention isn’t just something you measure after the fact; it should be something you can learn to predict (and then improve). How could a product manager possibly dig into the data and pull up something that’s genuinely useful for activation and retention?

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The appliance of science: Mark Roberge’s formula for scaling

Intercom, Inc.

Yet in Mark’s experience working with and mentoring startups, he’s found that many entrepreneurs go with intuition over information. Or, even if they’re leaning towards the latter, they’re often not using the right metrics. The framework consists of three elements: product-market fit, go-to-market fit, and growth and moat.

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How to successfully launch on Product Hunt (when it’s right for your startup)

Lenny Rachitsky

Each week I tackle reader questions about building product, driving growth, and accelerating your career. Q: How do you hit #1 on Product Hunt? Product Hunt is one of the most effective ways to get early users for a product. Below, Leo shares the seven things you need to get right to win on Product Hunt, and five myths.

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