Slides Patrick Hoffman recently used in his discussion w/ mentees of The Product Mentor.
Synopsis: As you gain experience as a Product Manager it’s likely you’ll eventually encounter a business scenario in which you decide to bring your product to a new audience. For the purposes of this talk we’ll focus on two cases. The first is when going from a consumer to business audience and the second is when going from one region to another. Learn how to make such repositioning a reality and some good frameworks that can help you decide when as well as how.
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Repositioning: how and when to bring your product to a new audience
1. how and when to bring your
product to a new audience
Repositioning
Patrick T. Hoffman @arcktip /in/patrickthoffman April 2019
2. I’m driven to provide my customers with great experiences
while creating and capturing value for my companies.
Udacity — Head of Product, Enterprise
Patrick T. Hoffman
/in/patrickthoffman
@arcktip
4. Product Repositioning
is when a business changes either the
overall positioning (e.g. value proposition)
or target market for a product
5. Product Repositioning
may coexist with an improvement to an
product, no change to an existing product,
or major changes to an existing product to
address a new target market
6. You should reposition
to improve competitive position,
to improve or unlock new revenue,
to have a more clear marketing focus,
to better align to what your market needs
16. It can help to think about your
product as going on a journey
17. Often, you’ll start
by building for a
narrow audience
with known needs
to Nail your Niche
After nailing your
niche you’ll face
pressure to scale
impact — true at
all product levels.
19. To make progress
along your path
you’ll need to
invest in items that
unlock opportunity
Once unlocked,
you’ll have new
customers with
new needs to meet
requiring change
20. To be successful, you need to reposition
your product in response to changing
markets, new entrants, changes made by
existing competitors, and the changing
needs & expectations of customers
21. Some examples from my career
Social Bicycles (now JUMP by Uber),
Superpedestrian,
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