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JTBD for better products–and other innovation insights for product managers Sep 2, 2016 - The Everyday Innovator – Resources for Product Managers and Innovators

Product Innovation Educators

Each week I scour articles, wading through the dogs, and bringing you the best insights to help product managers, developers, and innovators be heroes. Using the “jobs-to-be-done” framework for better products. The approach asks “what job did you hire a product to do” to understand the motivation of product purchases.

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How to Build Customer Loyalty – Actionable Guide

Userpilot

Every successful product manager understands the importance of learning how to build customer loyalty. Then, match their journey to their JTBD to help them get value in the shortest time. Segment users based on their in-app activity, JTBDs, and product usage data. Use welcome surveys to identify users’ JTBD.

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10 User Persona Examples for SaaS Products and How to Create Them

Userpilot

Looking for user persona examples to inspire your research, or (product) marketing strategy? Depending on how many your product has, it may require several hours of interviews and a number of surveys to do each. SaaS User Persona Example -Userpilot: Product Manager 2. Creating a user persona can be hard sometimes.

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How to Use The Jobs To Be Done Framework in Product Management

Userpilot

What is the application of the jobs-to-be-done model in product management ? How can you use it to build successful products? The product management jobs-to-be-done framework relies on the idea that the customer is ready to spend money on a product only when it helps them complete a particular job.

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How to Increase Customer Lifetime Value with Personalized Retention Marketing?

Userpilot

Every good product marketer knows; the only thing better than acquiring new customers is retaining existing customers. Personalize the onboarding process according to users’ JTBD. Help customers gain full value from your product. And, what pain points do they wish to address with your product? Who are they?

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Using the Jobs To Be Done Framework for Product Management

The Product Coalition

No product management method is universally going to get you out of trouble. The Jobs To Be Done Framework (JTBD, for short) is different. The Jobs To Be Done Framework (JTBD, for short) is different. JTBD helps you in that process in a surprising way: getting rid of people. Well, of course ! Is that right?

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Product Development Fallacies: How to Avoid the Feature Fallacy Trap

Userpilot

Can you as a product manager avoid this? We often fall into product development fallacies. That, my friends, is one of the biggest fallacies of product development. Understanding product development fallacies. Feature fallacy trap #1: Product-Market Fit. Product-Market Fit survey built with Userpilot.