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The Importance of “Fan Building” for Companies: Successful Examples of Subculture and Entertainment (Part 2)

freshtrax

In this article, we will examine the future marketing potential of the entertainment industry from the perspective of fan marketing. In continuation of the first part of this series, this article will be presented in the form of a dialogue between two btrax team members: Ayaka, a marketer, and Mana, a business producer.

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From Metrics that Matter to Products that Matter

Alchemer Mobile

What problem are you solving for them, or what kind of entertainment are you providing them? You must uncover an unmet need in your market research or “voice of the customer” research. Don’t forget to combine mobile product metrics with other sources of market research and competitive analysis to get the bigger picture.

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Case Study: How Pets.com Failed Product Development

BrainMates

With cash in the bank and fire in their bellies, the Pets.com owners spent big in marketing communications and developed a brand around a sock puppet character that was regarded as either hugely entertaining or incredibly irritating. Think Amazon’s original premise, but for pet products instead of books. Interesting concept, right?

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Time for change? A great pivot strategy can revitalize business

Nulab

The company took a big risk and implemented a highly successful pivot strategy by disrupting the home entertainment industry. Whether it’s website analytics, customer surveys, or market research, make sure you have the numbers to support your case. But it wasn’t always this way. Sell the story.

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Sure, Waterfall is awful, but…

The Product Coalition

With any good engineer exercising a healthy criticism of any meeting that worms its way onto their calendar, why entertain a meeting to just talk about how they went about doing their job for the last 2 weeks? market research, user research, design, requirements definition, actually building the thing, QA testing, user testing, and so on.

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What Is Product Intelligence?

Userpilot

A product either needs to entertain, inspire, or inform customers. Product intelligence helps product marketers use data to better understand consumers’ relationships with the products they love using. A product either needs to make us more effective at work, entertain us, inspire us, or inform us. Conclusion.

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Top 7 UX Research Agency in 2023

UX Studio: Product Management

The company’s most experience lies with businesses in the FinTech, Logistics & Transportation, Healthcare, EdTech, and Entertainment industries. Among research needs, they cover: . Market Research. User Research. UX/UI Audit . Product Vision & Strategy. 7 – Loop UX.