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How To Set Up a Feedback Management System

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I’ve said this a few times, and it has been wonderfully reiterated by my friend Bernhard Hecker in this blog post – but there is a difference between the words “feedback” and “feature request.”. My general recommendation is to have someone that is customer-facing, like a PMM or someone in your customer success or support teams.

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What You Need To Know About The Product Marketing Manager Role and Responsibilities

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What should you expect of your PMM? What responsibilities and KPIs should you expect out of this role, and what should PMMs’ be responsible for? The PMM role is at the intersection of product, marketing, and sales, so the responsibilities of these roles get easily mixed up with marketing managers or product managers.

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A Year in Product – The Greatest Product Growth & Adoption Trends of 2020 & for 2021

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Rising Stars in Product: the PMM, Growth PM. Rising Stars in Product: the PMM, Growth PM. Product Connectors -…and Google Tag Manager and Segment; Product Messaging – …as well as Intercom; HTTP API – to help you with identifying users and track custom events through Rest API. Too Long Didn’t Read?

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Micro Goals vs Macro Goals in Product Marketing [Examples Included]

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For a PMM leader, micro goals should focus on creating the market strategy (of course, these will depend on the state of product marketing in your organization or the stage of your product). You can use feature tagging to see which features are used most and you don’t need to set up custom events. Micro vs macro goals.

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Product Analytics Tools 101: The Only Type Of Analytics Tools You Really Need As A Product Marketing Manager

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By the end, you'll know the only type of analytics tools you really need as a PMM. Based on custom events (passed by devs) or feature tags, you can 'tag' a feature based on what the user clicks on – on the frontend UI of your web app. Let's get started… TL;DR.

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UX Debt in SaaS – The Band-Aid You Need to Mitigate It Without Coding

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It’s used for “feature tagging” – so you can tag a feature on your UI and measure its usage without passing custom events in Userpilot.). The post UX Debt in SaaS – The Band-Aid You Need to Mitigate It Without Coding appeared first on Thoughts about Product Adoption, User Onboarding and Good UX | Userpilot Blog.