Internet Product Promotion – 4 Secrets For Product Managers
So there you stand: somehow you’ve managed to convince the powers that be that your product needs to have its very own web site (or
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Product Promotion Using The Web: Tricks For Product Managers
The promise of the Internet in it’s early days was that it was “always on“. This meant that as you worked on other things (and
How Product Managers Can Make Their Web Site Work For Their Product
Who doesn’t love the Internet? I mean you’re reading this blog posting on the Internet so YOU spend time here – doesn’t the rest of
Product Manager Lessons From An Online Company In China
Times are tough. Times are tough all over. This just happens to include China. Over there, one of China’s most prominent web-based companies is taking
What Product Managers Can Learn From The Tropicana Mistake
In the world of product mangers, there are some events that are only spoken about in hushed tones. Examples of product manager decisions that, when
What A Pastry Store Can Teach Product Managers
Product Managers all over the place are asking the same question: what should I be doing to boost my product sales during this extend economic
Product Mangers Know That Green Products Cost More – For Awhile
Pity the poor product manager who’s firm has decided to do the trendy thing and “go green”. Why you say? Simple – going green can
Who’s Ever Seen A Green Product Manager?
Ok, I’ll admit it – sometimes I throw away a plastic bottle that I know could have been recycled. I do it just because it’s
Successful Product Mangers Are Good Lookers
No, no, we’re not talking about being physically attractive here – although… What I’m really getting ready to talk about is the secret to how
How Product Managers Can Deal With Product Name Changes
Just image this scenario: you’re sitting there at “mid-sized company, Inc.” when one day your boss walks up to you and says “we’ve just been