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Five Steps to Positioning Your Product

Mind the Product

If building products is hard, positioning your product is harder. No matter what you build and sell, how you position your product dictates what you do. How you prioritize, marketing campaigns, sales strategy, it all changes based on how your product is positioned. How do you position your product? So where do you start?

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Crafting a Useful Positioning Statement

Actuation Consulting

A strong positioning statement is an important ingredient for success. In this post we share some tips for developing a well thought out positioning statement. What is a Positioning Statement? A well-crafted positioning statement brings together your overall value proposition with your positioning for a product.

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Product Requirements: Using a Written or Visual Framework

Mind the Product

Figure 1: FRAMEWORK OF METHODS TO CAPTURE AND DEFINE PRODUCT FEATURES. Personally, I get positive results from detailed written requirements. Developers may be more comfortable knowing exactly what the finished product should “look” like, especially if the company views its design and user interface as a differentiator. .

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Who is Leading the Product? Product Management vs. Product Ownership

The Product Coalition

Job Titles The two common names with the different side effects they have: The Product Manager often is not only a manager. With the actual definition of management as processing facts in differentiation to leadership, the emotional side and the caring for products and the team seams to fall short. This itself might not be surprising!

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The $2.4M Decision-Making Framework from Jayride’s Rod Bishop

Bryce York

These are my takeaways and my own perspective on a Fishburners ‘Learn From A Burner’ presentation given by Rod Bishop of Jayride on his company’s Decision Making Framework. Decision-Making Framework due to its fundamental role in helping Jayride reach its current market position including raising a total of $2.4M.

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Product Failure: Why New SaaS Products Fail and How to Avoid it

Userpilot

SaaS companies often struggle to identify user problems worth solving, differentiate their products, and get the pricing right. Good product positioning helps achieve customer fit and avoid customer dissatisfaction. Differentiation is closely related to pricing. This leads to its eventual death. This is not limited to start-ups.

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Pay Attention to the Nuances: How To Make User Interviewing Your Superpower

The Product Coalition

If all you do is listen to your users without a plan or a decision making framework, you might walk away with no insights or the wrong insights. How many times this month would you say you used the [insert name] app?” People tend to give very positive answers, regardless of whether it’s true.