Building a successful product requires strategic feature prioritization. Learn how to use the Kano Model, Prioritization by Benefits, and Prioritization by Impact to determine which features to focus on first. Discover how to balance costs and ROI, create a product roadmap, and leverage customer journey maps for informed decision-making.
Unlock the secrets of your ideal customer’s mind with a Customer Journey Map. Learn how to create a CJM, understand its five stages (Attention, Interest, Desire, Action, Loyalty), and use it to design products and marketing campaigns that resonate with your target audience. Discover how to appeal to the ‘reptilian brain’, overcome objections, and build customer loyalty for lasting success.
Learn how to create a product that customers love! This guide covers key steps from idea generation to launch, emphasizing customer-centric design and emotional connection. Discover the 5 generic customer needs and how to build a product that makes users feel awesome.
Unlock the power of intent-based marketing to boost conversions and personalize your brand. Learn how to leverage customer data and AI to create targeted ads that resonate with your audience. Discover strategies for small businesses to implement intent marketing and see real results.
Launching a new product is a critical moment for any business. This guide provides a comprehensive strategy for a successful product launch, covering customer research, unique selling propositions, pricing strategies, and product marketing. Learn how to build anticipation, target the right audience, and avoid common marketing mistakes.
A core product is a company’s nucleus, the main product or service a company creates to meet a specific demand. These levels are well intertwined through the new product development process and marketing strategies, where they share a symbiotic relationship.
If you’re someone that’s offering some type of service as part of your business…it’s important to understand what services are, what service features define them and the implications of selling a service rather than a product.
Some companies will swoop into a market with radically low prices as a strategy for attracting new clients. This is called a penetration pricing strategy. We’ll explore what penetration pricing is, how it works, how it compares to other pricing strategies, when it should be used and also look at some penetration pricing examples.
Price skimming means setting a high initial price for a new product, then gradually lowering it to capture more price-sensitive customers. Learn when it works and the risks to consider.
Product augmentation can be accomplished by adding a variety of different add-ons to the original product… The augmented product then contributes to a better customer experience. This also makes major contribution to brand loyalty and creates a favorable purchase experience for the customer.
