Introduction - The 6 Key Elements of Product Discovery

Creating Discovery Alignment to enable Team Autonomy

Understanding the Problem Space of Product Discovery

Collaboratively Ideating Solutions that drive Changes in Behaviors

Prototyping Experiences to reduce Uncertainty

Testing the critical assumptions of Product Discovery Ideas

Refine validated Discovery Ideas for focused Delivery

How to Combine Discovery Elements

Introduction

Avoiding Product Strategy Confusion

What is in a Product Strategy?

Why Product Strategy is about Choices

How to make Product Strategy Choices

Executing Product Strategy Choices through OKRs

Product Strategy Key Result Examples

The Cadence of Adjusting Product Strategy Choices

Intro

Ask your readers questions

How Much Should You Charge?

My Goal

Bonus #3 - Facebook Group

Segment Your List

Using emotion to drive traffic and sales

Find your niche, find your expert

Metal Lab Designs Example

Weekly Coaching

Introduction

The Difference between Product Vision and Product Strategy

Comparing Product Vision and Product Strategy

How Product vision and Product Strategy influence each other

How Vision and Strategy relate to Product Discovery and OKRs

How Can Product Vision Help with Product Strategy

Making your individual choices

Intro

The Idea

Build

Market

The Game

How to market your product in 3 steps

What is marketing?

Marketing is all about psychology

Use Data

Gather data to improve your product

Intro

Why Should You Sell a Digital Product?

Selling Physical Products VS Digital Products

Digital Product Ideas to Sell

Find The RIGHT Product to Sell

How to Create Digital Product

Creating Product Mock Ups

How to Title Your Digital Product

Build Online Store

Add Products to Store

How to Get SALES

Introduction

Doormats

Household Storage Containers

Kitchen Towels

Bike Saddles

Electronic Accessories

Toy Kitchens and Play Food

Motor Vehicle Carpet & Upholstery

Bookcases & Standing Shelves

Bookends

Temporary Tattoos

Needlecut Patterns

Hairstyling Tools and Accessories

Intro

Product Manifestation

Who is the Customer?

Why the emphasis on value?

What's Valuable to the Customer?

Tools & Techniques

Data Model

Low-fidelity prototyping techniques

What happens when the product is badly defined

Closing Remarks

Introduction

What is the Potential Market Size or Demand

Who are Your Competitors?

Is it a Trend, Fad, Flat or Growing Market?

Can Your Customers Buy the Product Locally?

Who are Your Target Customers?

What is Your Potential Selling Price?

What is Your Potential MarkUp?

How Many SKUS Will You Have to Stock?

Can You Offer a Subscription?

What is Your Products Size and Weight?

How Durable is Your Product?

Will You Face Seasonality Swings?

Does Your Product Serve a Passion or Solve a Pain?

Is Your Product Consumable or Disposable?

Is Your Product Perishable?

Are There any Restrictions or Regulations?

Intro

Get the Right Buyers First

Describe the As-Is Stage

What are the Requirements for the New World?

Demo the Product

Pricing

Don't publish all your pricing on the website

What do you need for your salespeople?

Competition

Conclusion

Introduction

Step 1: Ideation

Step 2: Research

Step 3: Planning

Step 4: Prototyping

Step 5: Sourcing

Step 6: Costing

Tips for Developing a New Fashion Product

Tips for Developing New Beauty Products

Tips for Developing New Food Products

Adding a product

Adding alt text

Adding a price

Quantity settings

Shipping options

Adding product options

Adding variants

Editing product SEO

Adding your product to sales channels and apps

To Set Up Product Drops

Online Store Availability

Eligibility

Can Viewers Still Purchase the Product after the Live Stream

What Happens if the Product Is out of Stock

What Are some Best Practices To Follow When Tagging Products to My Video and How Do Variants Work