Conversion rate optimization (CRO) – is the systematic process of increasing the percentage of website visitors who take a desired action. For example, making a purchase, signing up for a newsletter, or clicking on links in your landing pages). Want to learn more about Userpilot’s CRO analytics capabilities? Book a demo call with our team to learn how exactly Userpilot can help you with your conversion rate optimization efforts.
Curious about how you can use Intercom to grow your product? What are its best features and are there any drawbacks you should be aware of before investing in it? We answer these questions in this article and dive deep into the use cases and features that Intercom offers, its pros and cons along with […]
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Wondering if Hotjar pricing is worth the investment? Learn about all the plans, features, and alternatives in our guide!
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The outcome-based roadmap is an alternative to traditional roadmaps. It’s based on a different mechanism. Instead of features, it’s organized around the promise of value. That’s what you commit to, not specific functionality. Why is this better than the traditional approach? There could be different ways to achieve an outcome, but you lose that flexibility once you commit to a feature. An outcome-based roadmap removes such constraints and prioritizes delivering a positive change to users’ lives.
To be successful, product managers require a combination of hard and soft skills. What’s the difference? Hard skills are the job-specific skills and technical expertise product managers need to perform the core responsibilities, like developing technical product specs, research, or project management skills. Soft skills, on the other hand, are interpersonal or people skills that enhance a product manager’s ability to lead, communicate, and collaborate.
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Ever heard of the 4th Industrial Revolution? Or Industry 4.0? Maybe 4IR? In short, this is the shift in how we live, work, and communicate that we’re experiencing right now, brought about by the omnipresent digitization. Malte Sholtz, the CPO and CEO at Airfocus, explored this in his talk at this year’s Product Drive Summit hosted by Userpilot.
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