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5 Truths of Building a Product Launch Strategy

Amplitude

A lot of teams obsess about getting everything perfect for product launch day. All of that anxiety, and in the grand scheme of things, launch day isn’t a be-all and end-all event. All of that anxiety, and in the grand scheme of things, launch day isn’t a be-all and end-all event. Or is it to delight existing customers?

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Go-To-Market Strategy – Best GTM Strategy Examples for SaaS

Userpilot

Successful product launches stand on the back of an effective GTM strategy. Your go-to-market strategy is simply a roadmap for how you’ll take your product to the market. They can be used when launching a new product into an existing market, expanding to new customers, or emerging markets.

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Top 11 Female Product Management Influencers to watch in 2022

Userpilot

In her classes, she teaches a structured and sustainable approach to continuous discovery that helps product teams infuse customer input into their daily product decisions. In 2021, Torres published her book “Continuous Discovery Habits” on how to foster the habits of sustained discovery in product teams.

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How Execution Can Make a Big Difference: A Go-to-Market Strategy and Process Guide

The Product Coalition

While each product and market will be different, a GTM strategy should identify a market problem and position the product as a solution. Get feedback from at least five customers, but many as possible. Make small bets with minimum viable products (MVP). Steps in figuring out your target customer.

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Product Requirements: Using a Written or Visual Framework

Mind the Product

Different written and visual methods can be used to detail problems that target user experience as pain points. A separate set of both written and visual techniques can be used to define solutions that should be implemented in software to address the pain points. Product Requirements in B2B Software Markets.

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How to Shift to Product-Led Growth, Featuring Wes Bush

ProductPlan

Wes Bush of the Product-Led Institute has literally written the book on product-led growth and joined ProductPlan co-founder Jim Semick on a recent webinar to discuss this and other related topics. What is Product-Led Growth? The traditional sales model for almost anything is a potential customer interacting with a salesperson.

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The 13 Proven Customer Retention Strategies For SaaS Companies [A Guide]

Userpilot

A successful customer retention strategy requires constant iteration and innovation to keep up with an ever-changing SaaS market environment. It’s also not like customer retention is the business of only one department. We have also asked experts from each department about their Customer Retention Strategy – so let’s dive in!