The Product Coalition
DECEMBER 17, 2019
We all went wireless Everyone made fun of Apple’s Airpods when the design was first released. While you can get an adaptor enabling you to connect your wired earphones through the charging port, that seems far too fiddly for today’s wireless world. We also got wireless phone chargers, keyboards, mice, and game controllers.
The Product Guy
DECEMBER 15, 2019
Drew is and experience author and speaker, has written numerous blog posts on Medium, LinkedIn, his company’s (and previous companies’) blog, and national blogs including MindTheProduct, and speaks regularly at events. You can find him on Twitter at [link]. The Best Product with Social Impact. iFundWomen / Maya Brooks.
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Pragmatic Marketing
MAY 9, 2018
We’ve discussed that in this blog before. Wireless providers intentionally make their pricing confusing to keep us from easily comparing plans. Another reason wireless companies get away with it is we (okay, I) have to have wireless plans now. Confused buyers don’t buy. They are afraid of making a mistake.
The Accidental Product Manager
JANUARY 23, 2017
A Brief History Lesson On Wireless Data. Can we talk about wireless data? However, as we collectively started using more and more data, the wireless carriers cried foul. AT&T was the first to move away from offering unlimited plans and instead limit their customers to a fixed amount of wireless data every month.
Indicative
DECEMBER 16, 2020
Jeremy’s first job out of college was as an intern at a new startup building wireless ASPs. You can watch the full fireside chat on LinkedIn , or read on below for highlights from the conversation. The Journey That Led to Indicative.
Centercode
FEBRUARY 5, 2021
Say you’re testing out your true wireless earbuds and about half of your customers can’t sync them with their phones. We’ve got more detailed guidelines about writing a qualification survey on the Centercode Blog. And those issues aren’t going to affect all of your customers equally, either.
Product Innovation Educators
JULY 5, 2021
Inputs that affect the customers’ decision to purchase the headphones are: brand, how it fits on the ear, whether it’s wireless or noise-cancelling, and the microphone. Check out the AMS blog. First, we must make sure we have the right inputs. 7:54] How does segmentation fit in? Connect with Patty and AMS on Twitter.
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