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What Successful Companies Do To Get Better Leads

The Secret PM Handbook

” Does your salesforce complain “We don’t get enough leads from Marketing, and the leads we get aren’t any good?”. It simply means the leads they are getting don’t need or want your solution. Marketing Uses Product Knowledge To Know Who To Target. Imagine your product is a project management tool.

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The 13 Proven Customer Retention Strategies For SaaS Companies [A Guide]

Userpilot

A successful customer retention strategy requires constant iteration and innovation to keep up with an ever-changing SaaS market environment. Take a look at how these companies position themselves: Product Onboarding Tool. vs. A Product Onboarding Tool for Startups. Marketing + Acquisition Strategist.

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Product Management 101 — Crash Course in Product Management (Introduction)

The Product Coalition

To close this knowledge gap, I thought it would be a good idea to develop a platform to provide resources for people looking to learn Product Management. To start with, I wrote this handbookProduct Management 101 ”.

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Lewis Lin’s Favorite Books for PMs

Product Bookshelf

Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products. IDEA : How do you create a product that constantly engages the customer? A product that surpasses its competitors? A product that’s enduring and memorable? The solution is to develop an emotional ‘hook’ that fundamentally changes user behavior. by Nir Eyal.

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Who’s who: Understanding your business with customer segmentation

Intercom, Inc.

Up until this point, to understand our customers, we had primarily relied on the Jobs-to-be-Done framework , product sense, research insight, sales input, and a belief that our customers were companies just like us. Download The Growth Handbook. We use data in Intercom to understand our customers’ behavior in the product.

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Product Analytics: The Fundamental Guide for 2020

Iteratively Blog

Time and again, folks have used product analytics tools to better understand their customers. Businesses use analytics to determine product health, improve the customer experience, test product-market fit, and ensure that they are making the right investments with limited time and resources.

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How to kickstart billion dollar companies

Intercom, Inc.

Product researchers and managers call these realizations of value “aha” moments. They’re key to compelling people to give your product a try. Why are these things happening, what are the biggest opportunities, and how do we fix and improve the app such that we make it easier for people to use?