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The appliance of science: Mark Roberge’s formula for scaling

Intercom, Inc.

Yet in Mark’s experience working with and mentoring startups, he’s found that many entrepreneurs go with intuition over information. Those risks can be fatal: Mark has found a 75% failure rate for both Series A and Series C startups (as he presented during his 2019 SaaStr talk.). A data-driven framework for scaling.

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3 Creative Levels in Your Product Career

The Product Coalition

Each such level requires a different skill level and different frameworks, and moving from one to another (at least to doing it well) might take time and practice. Level 3: Deciding What to Draw When I joined Twiggle — a seed stage startup — as the VP of Product, I thought I was extremely ready. Are you up for the challenge?

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

The Product Coalition

One thing Marty said in the workshop, however, made me quote this framework much more and use it when I help my customers understand where they should focus their energy. “ That’s what makes it so hard! Especially with startups, by the way, which Marty mentioned to be “ so easily distracted ”.

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Creating Clarity in a Complex Reality

The Product Coalition

Photo by Pixabay I recently led a product-market fit workshop at a known company in the Israeli tech industry. It is a well-established company, a leader in its domain, but it still needs to deliver new products to the market so product-market fit is a very relevant topic.

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Insights: Using product analytics to find metrics that predict retention

Mixpanel

Here’s what we learned about predicting retention by just jumping in with the product usage data. Tying analytics to business goals in a product-led startup. First things, first: Make sure you’re tracking the right things and tying them to the most important product outcomes. With product metrics.

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The Four Components of Product Success

The Product Coalition

Strategic product thinking is hard. Especially when done as an afterthought - when the product is already in the market?—?it Here is a framework that will help you do just that. If you have worked in an early-stage startup, you have most likely witnessed, participated in, or led this process.

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Three Signals That Your Customers Are Ready for You

The Product Coalition

A generic segmentation like “startups of 50–100 people” is not good enough for two reasons. Sales organizations have frameworks like BANT and MEDDIC to rank prospects and make sure they have a high chance of converting into paying customers. You Know Who They Are This isn’t something to look for externally but rather internally.