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Want to avoid costly product development mistakes and build something users actually want? Assumption mapping is key. This strategic exercise helps you unpack preconceived ideas about your product and users—taking the guesswork out of development, and de-risking decisions. Head over to our latest article to learn how to identify, organize, and test assumptions, plus a free assumption map to get you started. Ready to set your team up for success with assumption mapping? 🚀 https://buff.ly/3TIoLT6

📢 There’s no one-size-fits-all strategy for product development. The best approach depends on your product, market, and the resources you have at hand. Every company’s path will look a little different—and that’s okay! 🚀 Here are some of the most common product development strategies you might want to explore 👇 💡The key is aligning your strategy with your goals and being open to evolving along the way. #ProductDevelopment #ProductStrategy #GrowthHacking #BusinessInnovation #BuildBetter #lyssna

A well-defined product roadmap is essential for successful product development. It is a tool for translating your idea into reality. ⚙️ However, if there is a misalignment between your vision and the product roadmap, it can harm the success of the product development process. #ProductInnovation #TechInnovation #ProductRoadmap #ProductDevelopment #25Friday

If there is a misalignment between your product vision and the product roadmap, it can harm the success of the product development process (please refer to the picture below). Read this article in case you're keen to know more about this very important topic: https://lnkd.in/ezA3pnma

Struggling to find alignment within your tech and product teams? Today, I’ll be sharing how to leverage the 1-page product roadmap to bring clarity to your product development process. 🗺️ #productroadmap #productroadmapping #techteams #productteams #saasgrowth

Everyone gets excited about launching new features Most of a company’s growth comes from the less glamorous stuff: incremental and consistent optimization of the core product. Of course, you need to add new features and business lines over time, but there’s a lot of hate for micro-optimization product work, and I’m here to tell you that this work is important—maybe the most important. Ken Rudin #productfeatures #productmanagement

Winning product team strategy pillar #2: Effective Strategy and Prioritization With Productboard, product teams can efficiently organize and prioritize product ideas, user needs, and opportunities, ensuring they always build the right thing. Here's how: • Align every initiative and feature idea with team objectives and top-level business goals using Productboard's objective and OKR features. • Standardize your prioritization approach by providing visibility into how features are prioritized, and customize prioritization formulas to fit your specific process. • Prioritize what your customers truly need—whether across all users, or for a specific segment, company, or user. • Keep your product plans on track with a centralized place to manage all your product initiatives. Learn more ➡️ https://lnkd.in/guKSSZnU

That moment when you get a ‘brilliant’ product idea 💡, but a quick competitive research shows your rival's already got it. 😩 Good thing we always check first—time to rethink and outsmart! #PMLife #CompetitiveResearch #GreatMindsThinkAlike #ProductManagement #productmentorship

Iteration: The Secret Sauce of Great Products Successful products rarely emerge fully formed—they evolve through continuous iteration. In one product, we started with a basic MVP to test the waters. The initial feedback wasn’t glowing, but it provided invaluable insights. We took that feedback, made adjustments, and released an improved version. Each iteration brought us closer to a product that resonated with our users. The key takeaway? Don’t be afraid to release early and iterate often. The best products are those that evolve based on real user input. #Iteration #ProductDevelopment #UserFeedback #ProductManagement

Here’s a quote to hold on to this week- Knowledge is not power, Action is. Knowing how to build a digital product is different from actually building it, reach out to us to fill that knowledge gap today 👍 #one234tech #productdevelopment #productmanagement #productdesign