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product expansion
...the next product. Like, and I said that earlier because it's always possible. Of course, we all know that's very hard. It's it's risky. I have sort of a framework that I use to think about that kind of expansion, which I'm happy to happy to provide.
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...in the product, we did a corresponding feature announcement through our product newsletter.
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...products and really interesting stories. Xyng, for example. Again, sorry for, like, going off schedule. I'm just too interested. It's such a crowded market and I I'm always pushed all of these different products And, you know, I'm pushed ladder to th
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...product. We're hopeful about it solving their problems, but maybe didn't come back because it didn't really fulfill their needs or the problems that they were solving at the time. Those are some of the examples. There are also launches that I think s
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...product or a new market where it's it's it's actually new. It's expanding in a new way rather than trying to incrementally expand what you're already doing. So an example of getting creative on a channel is what Constant Contact did when they had thi
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...to have a product market fit expansion efforts in order to continue to, grab as many people and solve as many people's problems as possible and increasing their TAM. Well, the same comes with growth. If you have a growth model that works for you, tha
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...the product that we were doing. We redid our roadmap around some features for, like, the the sales leader and the sales admin targeted more the mid market, but then we had to change our channel. So we killed a lot of the paid acquisition. We kept a d
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...product engagement could be easily a part of growth. In my previous job at HelloSX, I owned product as well. My question when I hear that in terms of the onboarding, the paywalls, and everything that you mentioned there, is growth a game of increment
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...and that your product market fit expansion, when you're in those growth stages, the biggest opportunity for you to go after is this, what you call, the adjacent user, which are just outside of your core user. They have, somewhat similar needs, but ma
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...products you cannot sell to, or we actually have done this funky move of we've layered in a consumer product, which enables us to get the CAC incredibly cheap, and then people may move up to Crayta or even enterprise. Is the future of enterprise cons
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“When your brand partnership explodes past expectations, should you spin it off?”
Yeah. So we're in a huge growth spurt right now. So Justin POs for that partnership. It's already exceeded last year's revenue just in January. So Amazing. It's an interesting time to be running my b
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...Product market fit, and we're up into the right. Now we just grow, grow, grow. Now we hire salespeople. It's gonna be great. You've written that just product market fit is no longer this, like, you've done it and you're good. It's this endless fight
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