Product/market fit is the make-or-break factor for a company. We interviewed experienced product managers from different companies about metrics that help product teams achieve better results at different stages of product development: gopractice.io/product/metric…

Working on user activation only makes sense after achieving product/market fit. If a product doesn’t add enough value to convince the user to change the way they solve a problem, then even a perfect activation process won’t help: gopractice.io/product/the-do…

How to move from engineering to product management? Read more here: gopractice.io/skills/how-to-…

How to find “aha moment”: a qualitative plus quantitative approach gopractice.io/product/findin…

Ever wondered how to determine the conditions necessary for the "aha moment"? Here you go: gopractice.io/product/condit…

Ideally product managers should use a mix of quantitative and qualitative data to get a holistic view of their products and businesses. Read more on how to optimize the usage of both types of data: gopractice.io/data/quantitat…

Time to value: an important lever for user activation growth gopractice.io/product/time_t…

Product growth, reinvented: what growth hacking is (and isn’t): gopractice.io/skills/growth_…

We've already discussed why it’s important to reduce time to value. The more quickly a new user can experience a product’s added value, the more likely that the user will choose that product instead of the alternatives. There is a catch, though: gopractice.io/product/how-ti…

Does a data-driven approach have any advantages? What makes a company data-driven? Read more in our latest essay: gopractice.io/skills/data-dr… #productmanagement #datadriven

Once a product team has identified an “aha moment” and the conditions necessary for it, it’s time to think about the user’s journey to value: gopractice.io/product/produc…

When and why to add people to the user activation process: gopractice.io/product/when-a…

Using data to understand competitive and market dynamics is tricky. Here are the tips you can use: gopractice.io/data/understan…

Session analysis is a powerful method for improving the activation process. Let's discuss how to use session analysis for designing activation and examine several case studies involving real products: gopractice.io/product/sessio…

Correlation and causation: how to tell the difference and why it matters for products: gopractice.io/data/correlati…

Why do product managers decide to switch from startup to enterprise? We asked some seasoned professionals for their thoughts on the matter: gopractice.io/skills/moving-…

How to build a Customer Journey Map from first encounter to an “aha moment” reflecting the product’s value: gopractice.io/product/cjm-fr…

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When to invest in optimizing user onboarding and activation - GoPractice gopractice.io/product/when-t…

What is value? From Simulator by GoPractice! +Interesting take that shapes how product marketers and growth/product marketers can learn to define value for their products from a customer’s perspective. +Saturday off to a great start ✨.