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The Dark Side of Product Management — Addictive Products

Userpilot

I’m sure most of us Product Managers are not evil by nature, but there is inevitably a dark side of product management too. Sometimes the same psychological devices we use to make our SaaS products engaging can also make the products really…addictive. How do you design an addictive product experience?

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The Hook Model: How to Create Addictive Products

Userpilot

How can a product manager use it to create products that your users keep coming back to? The Hook Model is a book by Nir Eyal that helps product teams build habit-forming and addictive products. Triggers are what make the user engage with the product and they can be either internal or external.

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20 Product Manager Blogs Worth Following in 2022

Userpilot

Do you follow any product manager blogs? Would you like to discover new ones that will give you valuable insights into product management ? In our article, we introduce 20 of our favorite product manager blogs that every product pro should follow, regardless of their experience.

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3 Things to Do Before Implementing Customer Retention Strategies

Amplitude

Originally published on the Massive Rocket blog. Every product team knows customer retention matters. Before implementing customer retention strategies, though, it’s essential for any product team to audit your analytics set up and ensure you have accurate data and a clear view of the customer journey.

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Nir Eyal on designing healthy habits – and the psychology behind them

Intercom, Inc.

The most successful products aren’t always the ones that win. Often, it’s the products that are first to mind. The products that create habits. His best-selling book Hooked explores how to design habit-forming products, and you can keep up with his writing and research at NirAndFar.com. What is the reward?

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How to Onboard New Users – The Aaron Krall Way

Userpilot

In short, user onboarding is the process of adopting your new users to use your product. In long, user onboarding is the process of changing the habits of your new users and making them addicted to your product by showing different sets of subtle product experience layers. How Does User Onboarding Work?

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Game Product Managers Get Ready For Mobile Phones

The Accidental Product Manager

Videogame product managers are starting extend their product development definition and bring more of their complex, graphics-intense hits for consoles and high-end computers to mobile devices. How can game product managers be successful doing this? Growth like that would look good on anyone’s product manager resume.