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Steps to Product Discovery Success

Steps to Product Discovery Success

  • Map out the goal of the product (your why). Not just the vision for the product itself, but how it fits in with the company goals.
  • Think about your metrics. Knowing how you’re going to measure success gives you a concrete goal to aim for.
  •  Decide what your limits are.
  • Identify what the risks are. Break down your worries into two categories: things you have control over and things you don’t.
  • Get to know your users. This is perhaps the most crucial stage in Product Discovery. As a Product Manager, your customers mean everything to you.

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What is Product Discovery Anyway?

Product Discovery is the process of figuring out what needs to be built. It validates your vision, gives you a clearer picture of user needs, and gives you key answers to roadmap-building questions.

  1. Is the problem worth solving?
  2. Will our solution work?

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