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Tools of the Trade: Recruiting Customer Interview Participants

Product Talk

We’re zooming in on one aspect of discovery: automating the recruiting process for customer interviews. We’ve spoken with several continuous discovery champions to understand how they streamline and simplify recruiting and which tools they use for these tasks. Andy recruits both from within his customer base and external participants.

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Tools of the Trade: Finding People to Interview Before You Have Customers

Product Talk

For this Tools of the Trade , I spoke with several members of the CDH community to learn how they have approached recruiting customers or users in the very early stages of a product or company. Jess shared the specific wording she used that ultimately led to replies: Subject: UX Research chat about Sustainability? What do you say?

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Tools of the Trade: A Look at Pendo’s Discovery Tech Stack

Product Talk

At Pendo, Steve and some of his peers participate in weekly rolling research. When it comes to their continuous discovery activities and the tools that are associated with them, Steve says there are a few main categories: recruiting , interviewing , synthesis, and experiment design/execution. Recruiting Interviewees.

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Tools of the Trade: A Look at Optimal Workshop’s Discovery Tech Stack

Product Talk

For this first post, we spoke with Rebecca Klee , a UX Researcher at Optimal Workshop. Meet the Continuous Discovery Champion, UX Researcher Rebecca Klee. Please note that this post is intended to be educational and does not constitute an official Product Talk endorsement of any of the tools that are mentioned.

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Scaling Customer Obsession In Your Organization, Part 2: Skills and Tools

The Product Coalition

For example, here is my (admittedly incomplete) list of tools for customer-obsessed cultures, which I have broken down into eight main categories: Ideation Tools Organizations are breeding grounds for great ideas. Product teams can use these to do market research, conduct usability testing, and/or run feedback sessions regularly.

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Market Validation: Step-By-Step Guide (+Popular Methods)

Userpilot

Market research focuses on wider market trends early in the product development cycle, while market validation focuses on the specific product and its market potential after the ideation stage. Keyword research and Google Trends analysis can reveal what kinds of problems customers are trying to solve. Let’s get right to it!

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How to do Market Research: a Step-by-Step Guide

Userpilot

Looking for the best way to do market research? From framing your initial question to extracting valuable customer insights, we’ll walk you through the lean market research process step-by-step. Applying insights from market research to product development and marketing strategies can significantly enhance business growth.