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The Value Assessment Framework (Part 1)

The Product Coalition

Your product sells not for its features, but for the value it brings to your customers. True product value lies in understanding and meeting the deeper, often unspoken needs of customers, beyond just functionality. Here’s a three-step approach to ensure products connect with users on a more meaningful level.

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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. Do all of your customers use it the same way and for the same purpose? Likely not. automatic reports).

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Best way to use product feedback to design product features!

Usersnap

In this post I’m going to show you how we handle product feedback and implement new product features. Everything backed by customer feedback. Gathering product and user information using product feedback tools. This will probably make you stop collecting information & feedback. Yes, any user.

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How we implement new product features backed by customer feedback!

Usersnap

In this post I’m going to show you how we handle product feedback and implement new product features. Everything backed by customer feedback. Gathering product and user information using product feedback tools. This will probably make you stop collecting information & feedback. Yes, any user.

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Insight From Marty Cagan’s Coach the Coaches Workshop (Part 2)

The Product Coalition

In part two of this summary, I am moving to talk about strategy and leadership insights. As these are topics close to my heart, I had a lot to say — so here are my thoughts backed by SVPG’s insights on these topics. Some of the insights in this part of the summary have come from the stories and thoughts shared by the partners.

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3 Common Mistakes When Starting Product Prioritization

The Product Coalition

Once you have the answers to these questions, you can start to build a product with true value to the user. Which problems solve user pain points faster? Is it worth pursuing and will it actually bring value to the customer? Simply committing to a framework and assuming it will fix everything isn’t the answer.

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Insights: Using product analytics to find metrics that predict retention

Mixpanel

Let me jump right in: With product analytics, customer retention isn’t just something you measure after the fact; it should be something you can learn to predict (and then improve). With time, you can learn quite a bit about your users, your platform, and just how important it is to challenge your assumptions.