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Let’s discuss ways to build strategies for high-value customers and work towards establishing a great product experience Who are high-value customers High-value customers are users who have already subscribed, signed up to your product, or own some of your products if you have many products in your ecosystem.
When it comes to productstrategy, there is so much conflicting advice that getting started can be confusing. Some companies’ strategies are so generic that they could mean anything, or nothing at all—as perfectly illustrated in this productstrategy madlibs , which fills in the blanks with buzzwords and jargon and calls it a strategy.
Southwest Airlines gives us a great case study here. In the 1970s, all the incumbent major airlines had purchased the rights to the gates of the major airports, thus preventing new airlines from flying out of them. However, this approach had also caused those incumbent airlines to abandon gates at smaller airports.
But imagine what the title must sound like to someone entirely outside the product world. Teacher/plumber/airline pilot: So, what do you do? PO: I’m a product owner. Teacher/plumber/airline pilot: Me too! Teacher/plumber/airline pilot: Someone pays you to own products? I mean, what do you do for a living?
Much like product teams, soccer teams require teamwork, an adaptable strategy, and a shared goal — to win. And just as different groups contribute to the success of a product, every player on a soccer team plays a critical role. Unfortunately, I’ve experienced more team friction working in product than in soccer.
Close your eyes for a minute and imagine a strategy. In Michael Porter’s books, or anywhere else, I haven’t been able to find many examples of what a strategy should look like. Here’s a proposal: open any book on strategy and go to the Index. Here’s a proposal: open any book on strategy and go to the Index.
Much has been written about designing products based on the job they’re hired for – it’s important that as you look to get hired for more jobs, you keep a core value proposition at the heart of your productstrategy. In order to grow new revenue streams, companies look to new product development. 3 Brand stretch.
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One example that made me realize that I live in a startup nation was when one of the coaches attending the workshop shared that they were working with the IT department of one of the largest airlines to transform it into a great product organization. As a product leader, building empowered teams is not about taking the load off of you.
(I mostly see this proposed by technical leaders who come from non-revenue development organizations – those building software for internal use by companies in another business such as banking or airlines). Queue the finger-pointing. There’s no rigorous testing.
Most recently Jeff co-founded Neo Innovation (sold to Pivotal Labs) in New York City and helped build it into one of the most recognized brands in modern productstrategy, development and design. Melissa Perri is a Product Manager, UX Designer, and speaker based in New York City. Melissa Perri, Author and Founder ProdUX Labs.
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And so, now’s the time to start thinking about accelerating our business strategies and grabbing the opportunities it brings. Now that the worst seems to be over, what exactly should your strategy look like? If the product isn’t in good shape, R&D needs to prioritize getting it up to speed before focusing on the next thing.
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