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374: The one marketing communication framework product managers need to know – with J.J. Peterson

Product Innovation Educators

Specifically, we will learn about a 7-part framework for marketing communications. Studies have shown that the better the story (meaning the better it follows the rules), the more likely someone will see themselves in the story—that’s called narrative transportation. 17:48] How do we apply these story elements to marketing?

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393: Tech-driven vs. market-driven innovation – with John Cooley, PhD

Product Innovation Educators

Today we are exploring technology-driven vs. market-driven innovation. There are times that a technology comes first and later a problem associated with a market need is found that the technology addresses. 3:21] How do you view the value of pure research and market-driven research? We look for sensors to sense the market need.

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Travel Apps: 2022 Mobile Customer Engagement Benchmarks

Alchemer Mobile

Subcategories for Travel Apps: Transportation, Hospitality & Tourism, Auto. The mobile investments teams made to Travel apps in 2020 paid off in 2021, fast-tracking the comeback Travel brands desperately needed after a year of uncertainty and low engagement, particularly in Transportation and Hospitality and Tourism.

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What is Good Product Strategy?

Melissa Perri

To create a front of the funnel website that markets to our target users and converts them.” The CEO has stated that the company’s vision is to make Uber the cheap and efficient alternative to both owning a vehicle and taking public transportation. (He To create a backend system that will allow the sales team to manage their leads.” “To

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369: Steps this product manager took launching a product to save lives – with Mark Adkins

Product Innovation Educators

We were in a race to get to market. Strategic licensing agreements can be lower risk, lower cost, and faster to market than inventing something new. We developed the O2 Cube to fill small oxygen cylinders that can be used while the child is transported on a motor scooter or bicycle to the hospital. 6:58] What happened next?

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Building Better Product Roadmaps: First Principles You Can’t Ignore

The Product Coalition

While it would have been easy to blame the product strategy, marketing, or any number of other potential targets, they weren’t at the heart of the problem. Marketing was pushing what we gave them, and we hadn’t built something worthwhile. You’re rethinking transportation itself using physics as your guide. Hello, hoverboards.

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481: Lessons learned developing medical products – with Ron Richard

Product Innovation Educators

Back in the day, when you pick someone up and put them on oxygen, the oxygen cylinder goes right between their legs on the gurney as they’re transported to the ambulance. They say we’re going to move forward because the longer we take to get to market, the more money we spend. It was not very comfortable or safe.