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The Importance of Crowdsourcing Your Product Ideas

ProductPlan

You created your product to help customers solve a problem and align with your organization’s product vision. Your understanding of the problem may have evolved based on observing customers using your product. It should go without saying that you want to get customer feedback. What is crowdsourcing?

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Are you getting these 3 critical things from your customer feedback?

Centercode

When it comes to soliciting pre-release customer feedback, most teams focus on one thing: bugs. When you treat all customer feedback one way, you’re missing out on the full benefits of target market insights. Here are the 3 critical things you should be looking for in your customer feedback.

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What we learned moving sales and product upmarket together

Intercom, Inc.

As Intercom’s customer base moved upmarket, it became increasingly obvious to us in Sales that what worked well in our product for early-stage startups didn’t for larger companies. But we quickly realized that the job of sales at Intercom is two-fold: to drive revenue for the company and be the voice of our customers.

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Maximize Engagement as a Remote Product Leader

ProductPlan

It also makes them feel like their input and feedback are more valued while expediting the resolution of time-sensitive issues, such as product launches. And crowdsource ideas for future activities and let the team vote for their top picks via a poll to ensure that as many people as possible are excited about participating.

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Customer needs with JTBD–and other innovation insights for product managers July 15, 2016 - The Everyday Innovator – Resources for Product Managers and Innovators

Product Innovation Educators

Each week I scour articles, wading through the dogs, and bringing you the best insights to help product managers, developers, and innovators be heroes. Defining customer needs with jobs-to-be-done theory. New product development frequently begins by having keener insights into customers’ needs than competitors do.

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Pulse Everywhere: The Biggest Product Announcements Ever From Gainsight

Gainsight

Most strive for it, build roadmaps around it, and even sell it to prospective buyers. . Interestingly, when you are a leader in a particular space, like Gainsight is in Customer Success technology, the right path consists of multiple important pillars, all connected and working together. Customer Experience Center.

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How do market researchers add experimentation to drive better business outcomes?

DISQO

It will win with the customer by doing a series of small bets that give it insight on how to build that long-term customer relationship.”. In an effort to get closer to Amazon’s benchmark of having 70% of the information needed, some product managers even go to nearby Starbucks to generate feedback from random patrons.