Posts Tagged ‘product management’
Consistency Drives Customer Satisfaction: Service And Loyalty (The Worksheet)
You’re at a concert, eagerly awaiting your favorite band to take the stage. You know every word to every song, yet you still feel a sense of excitement and anticipation. Why? Because even though the experience is familiar, it’s still incredibly satisfying to hear it again. The same is true in customer experience. What customers…
Read MoreDitch the Buzzwords: A Worksheet for Jargon-Free Communication. (The Worksheet)
The first steps of making pesto sauce: Deposit basil leaves within a mortar & pestle, interjecting with a bisected garlic clove, deprived of its center germ. Labor the mortar utilizing the pestle to create synergy between the ingredients for a luscious composition. Adjoin pine nuts and continue your pursuit. Would you buy this cookbook after…
Read MoreBeyond Instructions: Delegating Responsibilities, Not Just Tasks. (The Worksheet)
When you need a diced bell pepper, what matters is that you have a diced bell pepper, not how it was chopped. Getting things done in your business is not that different. What matters in your business is getting results while respecting your principles. Those are the boundaries. Within those boundaries, there is space to…
Read MoreFrom Strengths to Strategies: Differentiate Your Goals. (The Worksheet)
There is a reason teachers don’t want us to copy in school. It’s not just so that we learn the material. It is also so that we learn not to copy. Because so much in life is better when it is our own. One such point: business goals. Your business goals can’t be based on…
Read MoreFeed The Soil, Not The Plant: Client Version. (The Worksheet)
Having a great place to buy makes people want to buy from there. It is not just your employees who thrive in a good environment. Your clients do too. There will always be another version of you: another law firm, another restaurant, another hair stylist, another marketing agency, another everything. It’s three things: value, quality,…
Read MoreIt’s Time To Deliver: the Official Meeting of Brand and Value (7/8)🎁
All of the best branding, values, and employees, will eventually come together in your final product. What you do for the client. How you improve your client’s life. You explain all that in your value proposition. If your brand is the promise you make, your value proposition is the product you offer. Value proposition Value…
Read MoreThe fun factor: how to build your customer experience 🥳(5/5)
Benefits aren’t everything: complete your offering with a great customer experience. I am obliged to eat every single day. Since it is something I must do, I am determined to have fun doing it. Once your clients are convinced by your benefits, they still have to work with you on it all. Make sure they…
Read MoreSpeak Like a Pro: Turn Technical Jargon into Tangible Benefits 🛠️ (4/5)
You can make a client’s life better, you can make a client’s business better, but don’t forget to also make their work better. Use your technical skills to ease their day-to-day efforts. It’s how you solve problems they can’t solve themselves. These are your technical benefits. Technical benefits It’s all about how you’re different from…
Read MoreAre you building a culture of innovation in the workplace? 🔣(4/6)
I want all my clients to be great managers. All my clients want to be great managers. And that means that they know the difference between managing and micromanaging. In short: It’s not about being hands-off, but rather finding that sweet spot where your team feels supported, yet challenged to push the boundaries. The boundaries…
Read MoreWhy would anyone buy your product? The formula for business traction 🛍️ (4/6)
We have come, according to Forbes, to the 8th slide in your presentation, and it is finally time to talk about your product. Even more important than what your product (or service) does is why it’s appealing. What is traction Your business should have traction. In other words, have clients, momentum, and interest. So we…
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