Product Management- Product-Market Fit

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    Business

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    Business Model Canvas

    Strategic management template for

    developing new or documenting

    existing business models

    Describes businesssvalue proposition,

    infrastructure, customers, and finances.

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    Key Partners

    Who are our key partners

    Who are our key suppliers

    Which key resources are we acquiring

    from partners

    Which key activities do partners perform

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    Key Activities

    What key activities do our value

    props require Our distribution channels?

    Customer relationships?

    Revenue streams?

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    Key Resources

    What key resources do our valueprops require?

    Our distribution channels?

    Customer relationships?

    Revenue streams?

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    Value Propositions

    What value do we deliver tocustomers?

    Which one of our customers

    problems do we solve?

    What bundles of products and

    services do we offer to each

    customer segment?

    Which customer needs do we

    satisfy?

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    Customer Segments

    For whom are we creating

    value?

    Who are our most important

    customers?

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    Customer Relationships

    What type of relationship does

    each of our customersegments expect us to

    establish and maintain?

    How are they integrated with

    rest of our business model?

    How costly are they?

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    Channels

    Through which channels do our

    customer segments want to be

    reached?

    How are we reaching them now?

    Which ones work best?

    Which ones are most cost efficient?

    How are we integrating them withcustomer routines?

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    Cost Structure

    What are most important costs

    inherent in our business model?

    Which key resources are most

    expensive?

    Which key activities are most

    expensive?

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    Cost Structure

    For what value are customers really

    willing to pay? For what do they currently pay?

    How are they currently paying?

    How would they prefer to pay?

    How much does each revenue

    stream contribute to overall

    revenues?

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    Innovation 101

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    How?

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    Value Proposition Canvas

    Customer Profile + Value Map = Fit

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    Value Map and Value Proposition Customer Profile and Segment

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    Customer Jobs

    What customers are trying to

    achieve in their jobs and lives as

    expressed in their own words

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    Pains

    Bad outcomes, risks, and obstacles

    related to performing customer jobs

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    Gains

    Outcomes customers want to

    achieve or concrete benefits they

    seek.

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    Products and Services

    All the products and services around

    which your value proposition is built

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    Gain Creators

    Describe how your products and

    services create customer gains.

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    Pain Relievers

    Describe how your products and

    services create customer gains

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    Value Map and Value Proposition Customer Profile and Segment

    Fit

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    The 40% Rule

    At least 40% of surveyed

    customers considering the product

    or service as "must have."

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    Myths of Product-Market FitBen Horowitz

    Myth #1: Product market fit is always a

    discrete, big bang event

    Myth #2: Its patently obvious when you have

    product market fit

    Myth #3: Once you achieve product market fit,

    you cant lose it.

    Myth #4: Once you have product-market fit,

    you dont have to sweat the competition.

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    Homework

    Read the book

    http://issuu.com/business.model.innovation/docs/vpd_sneakpeek?e=1330026/9247145#search

    10 Min presentation on innovation teamcustomers

    Value proposition statement for own product(see next slide for guidance)

    http://issuu.com/business.model.innovation/docs/vpd_sneakpeek?e=1330026/9247145#searchhttp://issuu.com/business.model.innovation/docs/vpd_sneakpeek?e=1330026/9247145#searchhttp://issuu.com/business.model.innovation/docs/vpd_sneakpeek?e=1330026/9247145#searchhttp://issuu.com/business.model.innovation/docs/vpd_sneakpeek?e=1330026/9247145#searchhttp://issuu.com/business.model.innovation/docs/vpd_sneakpeek?e=1330026/9247145#search
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    Value Proposition Statement

    Elements Who are target customers?

    What problems they face?

    What products we have

    What do these products do

    What value they create

    How are they unique?

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