Blockbuster’s Not Dead Yet: Lessons For Product Managers
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Perhaps It’s Time For Product Managers To Go To Prison
Ok product manager, let’s talk about something different for just a moment. As product managers we are all trying to do the same thing: identify
Product Managers And The Problem With Discounting
Every product manager out there would like more people to buy their product. Hmm, now just exactly how to go about making that happen? Sure,
4 Ways Product Managers Can Use Social Media
I’m always being asked by product managers what the most important product management tools are when you are creating a product development definition. We all
Picking The Wrong Product: What Went Wrong With The Nano?
How much should a new car cost? More importantly, if you were a product manager in India where many people don’t make very much money,
Product Managers Need To Master The Art Of Social Media Listening
As product managers we are responsible for using our product development definition to create products that meet the needs of our customers. However, in order
How Product Managers Are Solving The Missing Football Fan Problem
The most popular and profitable sport in the world is U.S. NFL Football (sorry European football fans). However, just because you own a franchise in
Sensual Product Management: Umm, What Do We Need To Know?
So there is no delicate way to talk about this topic, but I’m going to bring it up anyway. As product managers, we’re often not
Is Social Media Worth The Effort For Product Managers?
Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn, the list just keeps getting longer. Social media has certainly arrived. As product managers we all realize that these new tools
Instagram Product Managers Attempt To Do The Impossible
Welcome to the crazy world of social media. You know, the market segment where one day there’s nothing and then the next day there’s a