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The Value Assessment Framework (Part 2)

The Product Coalition

Your product’s value needs to be defined, delivered, and perceived as such by your customers. If this isn’t challenging enough, what your customers want and need varies based on their profile and maturity with your product. If you are in B2B, the profile is most likely a market segment (company sizes, industries, etc.).

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Creating Clarity in a Complex Reality

The Product Coalition

Photo by Pixabay I recently led a product-market fit workshop at a known company in the Israeli tech industry. It is a well-established company, a leader in its domain, but it still needs to deliver new products to the market so product-market fit is a very relevant topic.

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No IKEA, it’s not my big day tomorrow. Personalization for SaaS – How To Do it Right

Userpilot

I’ve recently noticed several big B2C and B2B brands have jumped on the personalization bandwagon. No, personalization is not about throwing in the {{first name}} tag in the confirmation email and welcome screen. People buy your SaaS product to get a specific job done (think JTBD framework): Source: Louis Grenier.

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Spendesk’s Nicolas Marchais on evolving with your market

Intercom, Inc.

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. We’re present on three core markets in Europe: France, UK, and Germany as well as other countries such as the Nordics and Spain, with 1,500 customers that we serve.

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Free User Persona Template for SaaS – The Fastest Way to Create a User Persona for Your SaaS Business

Userpilot

These questions have a lot to do with Tony Ulwick’s Jobs-To-Be-Done-Framework. In a nutshell: You are building a product that your users need to do a specific job. You want your product to fit that job as much as possible so that they continue to “hire” your product as the solution to get the job done. Elizabeth Wu.

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The Product Market Fit Engine | Rahul Vohra, CEO, Superhuman | BoS USA 2018

Business of Software Conference

This will change the way that a lot of people think about product market fit, BS metrics, understanding the needs of the people that really matter. Rahul shared an incredibly simple framework Superhuman uses for understanding their customers. “How would you feel if you could no longer use this product?”

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What 14 startup investors and advisors taught us about chasing (and finding) product-market fit

Mixpanel

Table of Contents The problem with defining product-market fit In search of quantitative indicators of product-market fit 6 things about measuring product-market fit 1. With that in mind, product-market fit is a spectrum 4. Every business is unique, and metrics frameworks apply differently 5.