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519: Product verification, most important of the 19 activities of product management – with Nishant Parikh

Product Innovation Educators

He emphasizes that these activities vary based on context (large vs. small organizations, B2B vs. B2C, Agile vs. Waterfall). The core focus of these activities is on thorough market research, continuous customer engagement, and strategic product development.

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Product in Practice: Mapping Business and Product Outcomes to Stand Out in the Job Search

Product Talk

Teeba shared how she applied continuous discovery ideas and frameworks to her job search. Applying Continuous Discovery Concepts to the Job Search When it was time for Teeba to look for her next role, she decided that it was important to identify candidate/market fit. “I Why did she take this approach?

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Building an Effective Product Feedback Loop

The Product Guy

Say you’ve done your customer research and sized up the market. Your product hits the market. . A decision making framework that I use is. Knowing their differentiating capabilities can help you capture market share away from your competitors. . Clear Benefits: FBL’s provide higher confidence for large releases.

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The Value Assessment Framework (Part 2)

The Product Coalition

Here is a simple framework to help you understand what they need, and more importantly — where are your current gaps. If you are in B2B, the profile is most likely a market segment (company sizes, industries, etc.). If you are in B2C it’s usually different personas. Ideally, this should be a group exercise.

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Who’s who: Understanding your business with customer segmentation

Intercom, Inc.

Up until this point, to understand our customers, we had primarily relied on the Jobs-to-be-Done framework , product sense, research insight, sales input, and a belief that our customers were companies just like us. Informing our approach to the market. This final assumption in particular was no longer true or useful.

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Jobs to be Done Interview Tips for Product Managers

The Product Guy

In my new PM role at a large B2C, I felt lost. Enter Jobs To Be Done, a methodology that forgoes customer persona creation to instead segment markets and product opportunities around the different types of goals (jobs) customers use a product to achieve. But that was my old job in edtech. About John Kresse.

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Spendesk’s Nicolas Marchais on evolving with your market

Intercom, Inc.

Creating a new product category also creates a plethora of challenges – from spotting the right market niche to convincing customers that yours is a service they need. Nico joined me on Inside Intercom this week, where we discussed everything from the three stages of company growth to how growing companies can address new markets.