Cult products are products that have a dedicated and enthusiastic following. They are often niche or specialized products that appeal to a specific group of consumers who are passionate about the product and its unique qualities. Cult products often have a unique identity, such as a distinctive design, packaging, or branding, which helps to distinguish … Continue reading Clut Products – Pros & Cons
Category: Product Management
Benefits LRM in User Story Writing
In the context of user stories, the last responsible moment refers to the point in the development process where the implementation of a feature or requirement can no longer be postponed or delayed without causing significant impacts on the project. It represents the moment when the team must make a commitment to delivering the user … Continue reading Benefits LRM in User Story Writing
Agile Development Suitability Analysis
Agile development is a flexible approach to software development that emphasizes iterative progress, collaboration, and frequent delivery of working software. It is based on the Agile Manifesto, a set of values and principles for software development that prioritize customer satisfaction, working software, and collaboration between development teams and stakeholders. Agile development is often implemented through … Continue reading Agile Development Suitability Analysis
Breaking into product management
Product management is one of the most exciting and challenging roles in the tech industry. As a product manager, you'll be responsible for leading the development of products from idea to launch, and beyond. Breaking into product management can be difficult, but with the right mindset and approach, it's definitely achievable. First and foremost, it's … Continue reading Breaking into product management
Product Market Fit
Are you struggling to find the right market for your product or service? You're not alone! The truth is, many startups and even established companies struggle to achieve product-market fit. But it's not impossible! Product-market fit is the process of determining the right market for a product or service. It's the point at which a … Continue reading Product Market Fit
Pirate Metrics!
Pirate metrics, also known as the AARRR model, is a framework for measuring the growth of a product or business. It was developed by Dave McClure, a venture capitalist and startup advisor, and is based on the idea that businesses can be understood through five key metrics: acquisition, activation, retention, referral, and revenue. The five … Continue reading Pirate Metrics!
Metrics to measure product performance
Product managers use various metrics to measure the performance of a product. These metrics can help product managers to understand how the product is performing in the market and identify areas for improvement. Some common metrics that product managers use to measure the performance of a product include: User adoption: This metric measures the number … Continue reading Metrics to measure product performance
What is an Empathy Map?
An empathy map is a tool that is used to understand the thoughts, feelings, and behaviors of a specific group of users or customers. It is a visual representation of the user experience that helps product managers and other professionals to understand the needs and perspectives of their target audience. An empathy map typically includes … Continue reading What is an Empathy Map?
Build an MVP using Double-Diamond technique
The double-diamond process is a design thinking approach that is often used to develop minimum viable products (MVPs). An MVP is a product that has the minimum set of features needed to test and validate a product concept with users or customers. To use the double-diamond process to develop an MVP, product managers and other … Continue reading Build an MVP using Double-Diamond technique
What is design thinking?
Design thinking is a problem-solving approach that is focused on understanding the needs of users and creating solutions that meet those needs in an innovative and practical way. It is a process that is often used in product development and other fields to develop new ideas and solve complex problems. The design thinking process typically … Continue reading What is design thinking?
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