Episode 137: Get Better Customer Feedback at Launch
Matt Selbie explains who to ask, when to ask, how to write focused questions, avoid feedback fallacies, and turn launch responses into product action.
Matt Selbie explains who to ask, when to ask, how to write focused questions, avoid feedback fallacies, and turn launch responses into product action.
Jem Bourouh explains Google ad channels, search intent, campaign structure, keyword research, landing readiness, testing, and direct-to-consumer growth.
Jake Schmidt explains paid media, push and pull marketing, email, SMS, community content, platform shifts, creative testing, and product-led growth.
Bill Dickinson explains B2B product sales, hiring for personality, choosing sales methods, proving customer need, differentiation, pricing, and support.
Jacob Anson explains how product brands can build email lists, nurture warm prospects, segment audiences, and automate campaigns that turn attention into sales.
Todd Drouillard explains how construction inventions win adoption by reducing risk, improving reliability, simplifying installation, and proving business value.
Jos Harrison explains how founders can build environmental, social, and governance priorities into product, brand, and operating decisions from the start.
Tim Bucciarelli explains how brands can select an ecommerce platform that fits current sales, future growth, backend needs, and B2B complexity.
Former Bose chief engineer John Carter shares how leading hardware teams focus innovation, reduce risk, use customer feedback, and reach the market faster.
Piotr Zajac explains how founders can plan a connected-device app around onboarding, user habits, data, updates, and the full customer experience.
Tom Pupo explains how makerspaces give founders access to tools, workspace, feedback, education, and a community that can accelerate early progress.
Stanley Black and Decker CTO Mark Maybury explains how innovation, customer value, scalability, and responsible choices combine to create stronger products.