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Evaluating Solutions: The 5 Types of Assumptions that Underlie Our Ideas

Product Talk

Assumption testing is at the heart of what good continuous discovery teams do week over week. But before we can test our assumptions, we have to identify them. The challenge is that we need to be able to see our assumptions before we can test them. It’s how we evaluate which ideas will work and which won’t.

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Beyond launch day: How to plan successful B2B product rollouts

Mixpanel

For one, in an ideal scenario, any new feature release requires a healthy amount of testing and, unlike B2C companies which build for general consumers and might have millions of users, most B2Bs are lucky to have a few thousand people regularly using their products. For example: What is the feature? Who is it designed for?

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What I Look For in a Senior Designer Portfolio at a Consumer-Facing Early Stage Startup

The Product Coalition

I recently completed the process of hiring for a Head of Design role at my current company and was surprised when I couldn’t find much quality content anywhere (YouTube, Medium, even Google) on how to assess a designer’s portfolio, especially a designer for a senior leadership position. Beautiful and intuitive visual and UX design.

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How to get started with a competitive positioning strategy

Nulab

Competitive positioning is a way to assess the market, suss out your competition, and work out whether your offering is a viable means of making money. Research part 1: Qualitative research for competitive positioning. Any good positioning strategy begins with plenty of research. trends, legislation, tech breakthroughs, etc.).

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5 Types of B2B Customer Insights for SaaS and How to Collect Them [+Best Tools]

Userpilot

Collect market research insights from industry reports, census data, Google trends, user persona canvas and surveys, social listening, discovery interviews , and customer reviews. B2B customer insights vs B2C customer insights B2B insights focus on businesses as customers, while B2C insights focus on individuals as customers.

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Lying To Customers

Mironov Consulting

For context, enterprise tech companies tend to have a small number of large deals each quarter that really matter. ( B2B is lumpier than B2C.). Product managers are often called in late in the selling cycle to address specific customer demands/requests or to position our product against competitors. Roadmaps are shared.

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How to Use Incremental Innovation to Build and Grow SaaS Products

Userpilot

Breakthrough, disruptive or radical innovation are all more dramatic and often involve challenging the existing business model or introducing completely new technology. In-app surveys , usability and prototype testing , or user interviews and focus groups can help you understand your customers’ requirements.