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Product Positioning for Product Managers

Department of Product

Product Positioning for Product Managers Why an understanding of how your product is positioned is critical A key responsibility for Product Managers is to define how their products are positioned in the market. This is the result of unique product positioning. The market will judge.

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Count The Digits

Mironov Consulting

  To be useful, Count The Digits and similar heuristics fit into a larger framework where we have strong customer insights and thoughtful goals/strategies/OKRs.   That’s our #1 challenge for 2025.” There's similar math, though, to translate product capabilities/features into customer money stories.

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How to Ace the Google GCA (General Cognitive Ability) Interview

PMLesson's Ace the PM Interview

Tell me about how you brought a product to market. Here's how: Use Interview Frameworks The best way to ensure your behavioral interview answers are concise yet compelling is to use interview frameworks where appropriate. Two frameworks will be best for the behavioral and hypothetical GCA interview questions.

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Marketing Growth Strategy: Definition, Process, Examples, and More

Userpilot

Wondering what a marketing growth strategy is? From this article, you will find out how to develop a strong growth marketing strategy and learn growth marketing tactics for different customer journey stages. Market penetration is about increasing existing market share with existing products. Let’s get to it.

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465: Increase your success when creating organizational change – with Lisa Carlin

Product Innovation Educators

Summary of some concepts discussed for product managers [2:31] Why do organizations need to transform and what are some examples of transformation? IBM did a fabulous job moving from mainframes to PCs, and they’re still in the market. That might mean a new strategy, new sales approach, or a new marketing approach.

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The ABCs of data: how to make sense of your company’s data as a product manager

Mixpanel

Collectively, we’ll be generating 175 zetabytes of data by 2025. Adding to the complexity is the need to find the right tools to manage the different types of data — you can pound in a nail with a wrench, but that’s not what it’s built for. Whenever a product manager or a marketer has a question such as “Where do my users drop off?”