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The Ultimate Guide to Product Tours Software

Userpilot

In this blog, we’re going to take your through the market-leading product tour software and solutions out there so you can choose the one that suits you best. Beyond the Software – How to Get the Best Results from Product Tours. Styling requires coding. Source: userpilot.com. Pros of Userpilot. Cons of Intercom.

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AI-Washing

Mironov Consulting

  For the last 6 months, many of my discussions with product leaders have been about how to apply good product fundamentals to AI – when so much of the broader conversation is shallow or technically suspect or reduces everything to generative apps. And that they are technically feasible.   (GDPR?    PII? 

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The Ultimate Guide to Product Management for SaaS – SaaS Product Management explained by 10 SaaS PMs

Userpilot

Believe it or not, there used to be a thing called on-premise software that you have to install and upgrade yourself. In this ultimate guide to SaaS product management, we'll walk you through the benefits of SaaS over on-premise software and how you can build a successful product as a SaaS PM. And you had to own all the servers.

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WalkMe vs. Whatfix – the Ultimate Comparison Guide + a few alternatives

Userpilot

Both platforms can be used without programming knowledge, but coding is necessary to fully customize them. Neither platform publishes its pricing information, but user reviews indicate that WalkMe starts at around $9,000 per year and Whatfix at about $1,200 per month. It also offers the ability to create product tours “code-free”.

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Dear Strategy: 065 Analyzing Competitors in the Technology Space

Dear Strategy

Dear Strategy: “What are the strategies that a Tech Product Manager can use to predict competitive movements, innovations, and/or changes in business strategy?”. . So, I would definitely recommend that you go back and refer to that episode if you have a chance. Now, that’s not to say that features aren’t important.

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Collecting feedback using 1 to 5 rating scale surveys

Usersnap

Definition of 1-to-5 Rating Scales Surveys 5 Types of 1 to 5 Rating Surveys 1. Semantic Differential Scale 5. Conclusion Check Usersnap’ templates for easy making 1-to-5 survey Definition of 1-to-5 Rating Scales Surveys At its core, the 1-to-5 scale is elegantly straightforward. Satisfaction Scale 2. Likert Scale 3.

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A Primer on Business Strategy From Hamilton Helmer's 7 Powers

Sachin Rekhi

We've continued to refine our understanding of the definition of product/market fit, developed customer discovery techniques that can help guide us to product/market fit, as well as established several benchmarks to assess whether we've achieved initial fit. Counter-positioning. Yet they were extremely slow to do so. Switching costs.

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