Sharing the the things I found for the day: Anybody, As Long As It’s Not You The Experience is the Product Product Management in Pictures #2- Feature Requests from Sales Reps Are You Listening To Your Customers Product Manager? definition: what is a product? Setting priorities… Full story...
So what is more fun that being in Austin in the spring? Not much, which is why I’m going to meet some folks for the first time, catch up with old friends and chat little bit about Product Management.
Sharing the the things I found for the day:
This one time at Brand Camp: game changing innovation
Why and How to Lead Your Boss at Work
Would you choose social media or engaged employees?
Story Hour in the Board Room
Why you should always work on things that actually have engineers
Been There, Done That
I was talking to Jason Brett this morning to get hands-on view of how SoCal Product Camp went.
Sharing the the things I found for the day:
The burger map of the United States
Do Commercials Still Matter for Brands?
10 Steps to Setting SMART Objectives
Deadlines – The Fast and Furious
Leaner, Meaner, Innovation
Pricing
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I’ve been spending the last couple of weeks focusing on consuming content, spending a good deal of time in PowerPoint and getting insights from folks which has been very rewarding and challenging.
Very often as product managers we have the need to get creative. We need to find ways to position into our differentiation and develop/edit/approve content which our buyers and customers will read, so it’s not all persona’s, powerpoint and math.
Sharing the the things I found for the day:
Social Markers. Here I Am, Brain The Size Of A Planet.
Dave Daniels just finished his manifesto at Change This – Is Your Product Launch Doomed – 10 Ways to Identify a Impending Launch Disaster.
Sharing the the things I found for the day:
The Mr. Rogers Guide to Blogging from the Heart
Genius is misunderstood as a bolt of lightning
Should You Teach Your Customers How to Buy?
10 writing tricks to connect with online audiences who won’t actually read
Case studies aren't any fun, most people don't read them -- so why are we still doing them? Just because sales thinks it's a good idea it doesn't mean it is.