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User is never wrong This is Larry Page Philosophy Honestly it is the guide to make a winning product When you are making a product the product should know the needs of the user The product should know the needs of its customer without the use

User-Generated Content What is it? In simple, a user creating content featuring your brand product or service instead of you creating it. They do this without expecting any benefits from the brand. It's called earned media, as you are not compe

"if you are not embarrassed by the first version of your product you’ve launched too late"

How OkCredit did Product Lead Growth with Presence in 98% of Indian PinCodes 👉 Try Before You Buy: Let the product sell itself. Demos, trials, freemiums—bring it on. 👉 User First: Prioritize user experience over flashy marketing. 👉 Viral Loop:

People love to say build for your user. But most haven’t even *talked* to one. You don’t have product-market fit. You have product-founder delusion.

Tired of devs who just "follow instructions"? Hire thinkers who build. Most freelancers ask: “What do you want built?” We ask: 🧠 “Why are you building this?” 🔍 “Who’s your user?” 🚀 “How fast do you want to scale?” Then we design your product back

It has never been easier to make your product go viral. So many TikTok playbooks, Instagram influencer hacks, Reddit, X and other ways exist to blow up installs/users. A lot of these didn't exist before, and virality, mostly occurred through the pro

🚀 I am curious about what drives your SaaS product development! 🌟 What aspect of building a SaaS product do you find most challenging? 1. Identifying the target market 2. Developing scalable architecture 3. Ensuring data security and compliance 4.

Yesterday I wrote about What is Product Management? Today, we will know about what are the different types of PM roles 1) Internal PM: These product managers are sometimes part of a team called internal tools or something similar. They and their te

Strategy For Startup Growth — ( 2 ) 3Rd part of 4p strategy and please read my previous part for better understanding about strategy. 3. PRICE — What's your product’s manufacturing costs ? How much commercial revenue you expect to receive ? W