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Tips for Rewriting a Digital Product

Roman Pichler

Wouldn’t it be great to make the product better, improve the user experience and add brand-new features? For revenue-generating products, you should also investigate if the product is still effectively differentiated: Do users have a compelling reason to choose it over competitors’ offerings? Take Microsoft Office as an example.

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Three million downloads and counting: Inside Intercom reaches a podcasting milestone

Intercom, Inc.

Rachel Hepworth: In 2014 and 2015, Slack had this incredible growth, but it was growth off a small base, based on very early adopters. If you have a brand or advertising campaign and you’re working with an external agency, how do you not need to change the workflows that you do internally for that external partnership?

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Emojis mean business: The characters transforming business messaging

Intercom, Inc.

I ended up running an experiment-based dissertation where I assessed how emojis could change people’s interpretations of branded messages. Keith Broni: Around 2014, 2015, and 2016, we began to see businesses experiment with emoji in their messaging. And part of that program involved a dissertation.

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14 Real-Life Product Adoption Examples for Every Stage of The Customer Journey

Userpilot

Becoming aware of the product's existence through branding and marketing campaigns. Here are real-life product adoption examples from successful companies for each stage: Using social media ads to expand brand awareness, like Slack. Becoming aware of the product's existence through branding and marketing. Evaluation.

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California’s GDPR: The Impact of New Privacy Regulations on Product Teams

Pragmatic Marketing

The infamous 2014 Target data hack affected an estimated five million Californians.). In a highly competitive market with little obvious product difference, maybe transparency and communication can differentiate your brand. Furthermore, businesses have 45 days to respond to a consumer demand for action.

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California’s GDPR: The Impact of New Privacy Regulations on Product Teams

Pragmatic Marketing

The infamous 2014 Target data hack affected an estimated five million Californians.). In a highly competitive market with little obvious product difference, maybe transparency and communication can differentiate your brand. Furthermore, businesses have 45 days to respond to a consumer demand for action.

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How Mobile Market Industry Leader Adjust Became a Japanese Success Story

freshtrax

Q: Adjust expanded to Japan in 2014. It’s the competitive differentiator for Japanese apps who want to enter the market both domestically and abroad. However, our customer base has expanded from mobile-first companies to more traditional, national brands as mobile becomes essential to every company’s marketing strategy.