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Product Idea Validation: 6 Steps for Ensuring Successful Products

Userpilot

Why is product idea validation important? As a product manager, how can you effectively validate ideas and build a successful product that delights users? TL;DR Product idea validation is a process during which product teams test and tweak the product concept to ensure it satisfies a real market need.

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Four beliefs shaping our vision for customer support

Intercom, Inc.

According to research from HubSpot , 33% of customers find waiting on hold to be the biggest frustration when getting help, while another 33% say the biggest frustration is having to repeat your details to different support representatives. Plus it’s an amazing way to differentiate against the competition. Which grows loyalty….

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Finding Product-Market Fit – Expert Advice From Prowly’s CEO Joanna Drabent

Userpilot

Product market fit, often just called product/market or “P/M” is one of the most important Lean Startup concepts. There is a lot of information out there about why it’s important for having a successful product and grow your business, but finding out how to achieve product-market fit can still feel elusive.

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Preaching real Product Management – with Marty Cagan

BrainMates

Product Management legend Marty Cagan shared his insights on ‘real’ Product Management in a Q&A session with Product Women Sydney at a March meetup. In March 2020, Marty logged in for an hour-long, live-streamed Q&A session with Product Women Sydney, hosted virtually by Brainmates Co-Founder & CEO Adrienne Tan.

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Product Owner vs. Product Manager: Differences, Role, Duties & Why You Need Both

Userpilot

Drawing a clear line between a product owner vs. product manager can be tough, given their varying roles from company to company. Despite any difference in roles, both the product manager and the product owner share a common goal: building products that create value for the stakeholders. a Product Owner.

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Good Behavioral Product Manager, Bad Behavioral Product Manager

Mind the Product

A good product manager generally has a keen instinct for human behavior. However, the best product managers have learned how to incorporate the science of human behavior in a more rigorous way than just relying on instinct. A Good Behavioral Product Manager Applies Basic Human Behavior Principles to Product Principles.

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3 Steps to Boost Your Career in 'Do More With Less' Times

People-First Product Leadership

While I value the principles highlighted in the book, particularly Teresa Torres' method of continuous discovery, the reality from product folks paints a stark contrast. Instead, throughout my newsletters, I recommend ways that you - as a product manager or product leader - can have direct impact. Change is never easy.