Capture feature requests from your customers and internal teams in one place
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When you achieve the ultimate product-market fit, what you have to offer can have the same effect; thousands of hungry hands stretch out to get a hold of your product. So much so that your company is barely able to keep up with demand.
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"When product feature requests pour in from customers, it's easy to mistakingly implement solutions that don’t address the customer's real needs"
Find out exactly what your customers want
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All you need to know about sales funnels and the 5 best tools
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A brief overview of how important is it to start tracking analytics in your business - makerkit.co/blog/the-ultimat…
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The power of product roadmaps is in making your customers feel like they're an essential part of the process.
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"One sure way of dooming your business is starting with a product that has no audience."
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An old one but a goodie. Why we built Makerkit - makerkit.co/blog/dog-food-yo…
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Instagram is a network that many B2B companies struggle with - particularly in the software space. However this guide gets you up to speed with Instagram for marketing
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Companies offering live customer service chats are on the rise, and customers are loving it. In fact, customers have come to prefer live chats as their medium of choice when it comes to connecting with companies.
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For business owners, feedback from customers is often an immediate action that is straight to the point and actionable.
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As a product manager, do you feel like you're swimming in a sea of stress and overwhelmed? You're always putting out fires and working on urgent but unimportant things. As a result, the needle never moves towards what really matters.
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"Successful product managers break down objectives into clear, actionable, time-bound deliverables that get assigned to appropriate team members."
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- Solving a known problem vs. defining the problem
- Increased scope & complexity
- Increased mentorship and "managing up"
- Helping to create scalable systems for product development
Enjoyed this read on how someone leading PMs might think about it: blackboxofpm.com/managing-an…
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Let’s talk about High Agency: an attitude I’ve seen in every successful product manager & leader I’ve known.
Some ppl are born/raised with High Agency. It can also be developed later in life.
High agency is a prerequisite for making a profound impact in one's life & work
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We look at the pros and cons for product managers when using a feature request voting tool
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"Your product strategy should define your key hypotheses about how you plan to deliver on these three dimensions. The metrics are how you measure your progress, and the tactics are simply projects or experiments against each of your key strategies." 🔥
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The essential job of a PM is to drive clarity.
This applies to the problem, customer, solution, you name it. The common misconception is that the more senior you become, the less you focus on the details. The reality is that you simply get better at changing altitudes/contexts.
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“If product managers aim their efforts toward creating a product that solves a “why” for the business, rather than a “why” for the customer, they'll miss lovability by a long shot.” – firstround.com/review/dont-s…