User onboarding is a system that helps your customers start receiving value from your product. Your customer will never get to experience your fantastic product without the right system to get them there.
By Jane Portman
Product management relies heavily on collaboration and personal relationships within the product team, but also with customers and stakeholders across the entire organization. These relationships are often more difficult to create and maintain while working remotely.
By Audrey Nakagawa
A straightforward way for product teams to interview customers - and gain better product insights.
By Liz Painter
Over the past year, workforces everywhere have largely gone remote. Today, it is looking as if this may become the norm, at least for the near future. There are certainly benefits to this. Remote workers enjoy the flexibility and lack of commute. Remote team leaders are more empowered than ever to recruit talent on a global scale. That said, some clear challenges have arisen.
By Linda Ferguson
Here at Feature Upvote, this is a question that’s intrigued us for some time. Should you make your SaaS self-service? So your customers can clearly see your pricing on your website and easily try out your product for free?
These are unusual times, and many of us are now working remote. This brings its own challenges, but a good tool set can help. We've asked product management for their recommendations.
Getting useful user feedback helps you build better products. But how can you do this in a quick and simple way? Particularly if you don't have the budget for testing labs and a big customer support team?
We love reading newsletters and blogs, but there's nothing quite like belonging to a community to make you feel better about yourself and your job! There's other people out there, like you, who can help you and who you, in turn, can help right back.
We've brought together a list of all the best Slack apps and integrations, as suggested by product managers. We have apps and integrations for collaboration and productivity, roadmapping and feedback, fun and friendship, and more.
In this article I look at 5 ways you can get manageable product suggestions from your team in a way that leaves you feeling calm, informed, and ready to nail that roadmap.
We've brought together a list of the best blogs and newsletters for product managers that need to level up quickly – like we've needed to over the past few years.
The pressure to release new features for your software product can be considerable, particularly considering you're probably deploying changes to your site daily, if not hourly. However, in this article we look at what you might do instead, with better results for your company.
Being ambitious and aiming for fast growth are qualities usually celebrated in business circles. However, is there a downside to such a strategy, particularly in human terms? We think so.
Read our tips on getting and managing feedback from beta testers. We look at when you should ask for feedback, which tools will help you gather and manage feedback, and when you should iterate based on feedback.
In this article we'll look at 4 software options that help you collect and organise feature requests. We'll look at the pros and cons of each option and point you in the direction of useful resources.
You have lots of feature requests for your product. How do you know which should be added to your roadmap? And which should be ignored? Here are some tips.
Do you get a lot of customer feature requests? Some are great, but many aren't. You need to say no in a way that doesn't upset your customers. Here are 5 tips.
If you're a product manager using Jira then this article is for you. We look at using Jira across multiple teams, collecting feedback, adding roadmaps, avoiding complexity, managing issues and integrations.
As a software product manager, how should your team prioritise between bug fixes and adding new product features? Back in 2000, Joel Spolsky created the Joel Test, a 12-step list to better code. We'll start here.