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The Cost of a Bad Product Strategy

ProductPlan

But for every success story, there’s a graveyard of failed products laid low by bad product strategies. A bad strategy is hard to overcome. You’re burning cash and daylight, building up a legacy of technical debt and features that aren’t moving you in the right direction. What Does a Bad Product Strategy Look Like?

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Product Sense: What is it, Why it's Needed, and How to Keep it Fresh

People-First Product Leadership

Expanding on the prior section, at the start of your product career, you typically work alongside another product manager or colleague who has more experience - in the product, customer, and/or business. The product strategy and product roadmap will be shared with you, but you will not define them.

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Product Positioning for Product Managers

Department of Product

This is the result of unique product positioning. But a target customer for Audi may perceive higher value due to the connection to Porsche. Land and expand strategies explained New markets and disruptive products have more latitude to redefine what customers perceive and want.

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A Practical Guide for Product Strategy From Almundo: A Case Study:

Mind the Product

Eighteen months ago travel tech company Almundo started to refine its processes to become a product-driven company. Our goal was to define how we would set and communicate the company strategy, and how that strategy would lead OKRs and backlog definition. What aligned roadmaps and OKRs together was the product strategy.

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How Behavioral Cohorts Unlock the Customer Lifecycle

Amplitude

If all users of your audience were exactly alike, your customer lifecycle and tech stack would be simple: . Sadly, this isn’t the case—so your users will invariably find and engage with your product for a variety of reasons, and from a variety of different sources. . You’d only need one marketing channel to find your users.

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BoS USA 2023 – The Sigmacorn Notes

Business of Software Conference

9:15 Jason Cohen: Building your Permanent Defensible Strategy Slides from Jason Cohen’s Talk A glass of water at room temperature has 7 septillion molecules Each molecule is moving at twice the speed of sound If aligned, the water would shoot off at that speed (like a watersaw) In tech support, most tickets are produced by small clients, but (..)

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Applying the ‘Target Customer Scenario Canvas’ to Cross the Chasm

The Product Coalition

Narrowing Down the Battlefield Figure 1 shows the ‘Technology Adoption Life Cycle’ for discontinuous innovations. Our Solution: This describes our new product or service and the way the end user makes use of it to perform his job. Marketing Success Through Differentiation?—?of Harvard Business Review, January, 1980. (2)