How do you gather feedback from existing customers to enhance the user experience of mature products?
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Atlassian Group Product Manager, Trello Enterprise • 10mo
Listening to the voice of your customers for a mature product may differ to what it looks like for a newer, rapidly growing product still looking for it's niche and stabl...
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JetBrains Head of Product | Formerly GitLab, Jit.io, Cellebrite, Anima • 1mo
To gather feedback from existing customers of mature products, I usually combine several approaches:In product feedback mechanisms. Simple signals such as short surveys, ...
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Adobe Senior Director of Product Management & Growth (Creative Cloud) • 2mo
Gathering feedback for a mature product is a continuous process. It requires moving beyond simple surveys to a multi-stage approach that informs both the Core and Growth ...
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HubSpot Group Product Manager • 2y
One of the benefits of working with a mature product is that you likely have access to a large pool of existing users from whom you can solicit feedback. In contrast, new...
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Head of Product, VP • 2y
The short answer is -- gather user feedback all the time through multiple channels. Ideally, anytime the user interacts with the product, you should have the ability to ...
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Oracle Product Strategy Director • 2y
Customer Advisory Boards (CAB) are a valuable way to gain insight into your customer's use of your product, as well as their needs that you might not have yet imagined. M...
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ATG Group Product Manager | Formerly Doppler, GitLab, Twilio/SendGrid • 5mo
The good news? It's the same way you do with any product—talk to people. The challenge is mature products don't always make this easy. If you are lucky enough to have bui...
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Unity Principal Product Strategy • 11mo
If you haven’t already, it’s helpful to start with the context of the question: “How do you define a mature product?”For mature products, analytics play a key role in opt...
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