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You Exec - Product Strategy Framework Complete
You Exec - Product Strategy Framework Complete
STRATEGY
FRAMEWORK
Overarching High-level
Business objectives goals priorities
Product Product
KPI’s
vision roadmap
Tactics
How does our product How is this product better than that What do we want to achieve with this
fit in the existing market? of our competitor? product and how ?
USER NEEDS Company vision
1
What do our users want or expect from us
Additional Additional
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COMPANY VISION
2
What we ultimately want to achieve
Core PRODUCT
capabilities User needs
STRATEGY
MARKET NEEDS
3
What is the market missing that we can fill in
Additional
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COMPETITIO
CUSTOMER PRODUCT C O M PA N Y
N
Organic frequency of how Strength of the reach How easy is it for new
Can you market and sell it?
often the product is needed of your product competitors to enter this space?
INVESTMENT
REMOTE
INVESTMENT
ADJACENT
INVESTMENT
CORE
PRODUCT COMPLEXITY
Product manager follows their intuition around what users need No formalized product strategy or prioritization framework. Decisions are The product manager tosses requirements over the wall to engineering while sharing
without validation it in any way. made ad-hoc in the PM’s head. limited context as to why features are being built.
02 Product manager talks to users Product manager has a simple prioritization framework Product manager has a basic roadmap, kept private
Product manager collects feature requests but converts them directly into product Product manager’s product strategy is based on a sample prioritization model Product manager creates an ad hoc release plan, but it isn’t shared outside the circle
requirements without seeking the underlying needs. but objectives aren’t clearly defined. of decision makers, and it changes frequently.
03 Product team listens to users Product team prioritizes objectives but lacks strategic clarity Product team has a shared solution-based roadmap
Product team captures user feedback from all available sources, but overestimates their Objectives are defined broadly or based on lagging indicators rather than Shared release plan shows what’s coming out when but is focused on output
ability to do so and makes costly assumptions. actionable metrics. The overarching strategy may be unsound, rather than outcomes & lacks context around the strategy
04 Product team understands users Product team has a clear strategy & prioritization framework Product team has a shared strategic roadmap
Product team gains deep user insights from continuous product discovery and employ Prioritization is based on clearly defined objectives reflecting an understanding Shared strategic roadmap shows what’s coming out now, next and later. It’s clear
findings to deliver the right features and designs of customer segmentation and key user needs. which strategic objective each feature supports.
05 Everyone understands users Everyone at the company is clear about the product strategy Entire company is rallied around coherent product roadmap
Everyone at the company has access to user insights and understands what matters Everyone at the company has full clarity around the product strategy, objectives, Everyone at the company knows where the product is headed and why. Product
to users and why actionable metrics and what targets to achieve. leaders evangelize the roadmap & the strategy behind it.
PRODUCT STRATEGY CANVAS
Combination of the motivations for creating the product and the key
Insert product name here
functionality that makes the product stand out.
Agile workflow
Brand not established Faster adoption of market
XYZ Corporation Fresher brand image
Limited resources trends & consumer habits
Capture younger demo
Define our vision for Define our target Define product Perform competitive
the product audience positioning analysis
Create a feature Define and prioritize Define initiatives to Define big bold
roadmap features achieve goals product goals
Write user stories and Create and prioritize Plan sprints and Manage sprints and
tasks backlog releases daily scrum
PRODUCT STRATEGY CANVAS
VISION
CURRENT CONDITIONS
TA R G E T C O N D I T I O N
In order to reach our challenge, we first need to After measuring, we know our current state is
METRICS TACTICS
% members who rate at least 2 purchases Ratings Wizard,
PRODUCT STRATEGIES by end of six weeks Star widget
METRICS TACTICS
65% 63% 97% 91% 24%
% members who added at least Simplified
3 products to cart in first session checkout process
3. MARGIN ENHANCEMENT
METRICS TACTICS
Gross profit per member Sales, ads, price and plan tests
4. SHARING / REFERRALS
METRICS TACTICS
% members who have Friends network
made at least one referral Revenue sharing plan
5. NEXT-DAY DELIVERY
STRATEGY 1 STRATEGY 2 STRATEGY 3 STRATEGY 4 STRATEGY 5
METRICS TACTICS
% of expedited Automated hub expansion
deliveries the next day Exclusive member perks
YR. 10
LONG-TERM PRODUCT
ROADMAP YR. 5
Connectivity
Satellites Drones
YR. 3
Terrestrial Solutions
Video Messenger
AI / VR / AR
Social VR Mobile VR
PRODUCT LINE 1
Power supply Mobile enhancement
PRODUCT LINE 2
New ergonomic design IOT enablement
Best-in-class processor
PRODUCT LINE 3
Third design iteration
ENTERPRISE GROWTH
Coworker invitations Executive view Stakeholder commenting
SCALABILITY
Offline support Issue map
Performance improvements