March 5, 2024

Metrics That Matter in Experimentation

I'll have a virtual fireside chat with Mike Belsito to discuss my approach to metrics and experimentation. We'll discuss how to pick metrics that matter, how to balance qualitative and quantitative research, and how to communicate your priorities with your stakeholders.

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Webinars and Talks

High-Impact Experimentation

How do you pick the right metrics to guide your experimentation?

Tomorrow, I'll have a virtual fireside chat with Mike Belsito to discuss my approach to metrics and experimentation. We'll discuss how to pick metrics that matter, how to balance qualitative and quantitative research, and how to communicate your priorities with your stakeholders.

The webinar is tomorrow, Wednesday, March 6th, at 1 pm EST.

Register here.

The Karthik Suresh Hypothesis: Even Amazing Products Fail Without the Right Go-To-Market

In this episode of the Product Science Podcast, we cover Karthik’s lessons learned in being an entrepreneur trying to find product market fit. We also cover what it’s like to be a product manager at an organization like Facebook building features that affect users at large scale. And we answer how to build a go to market strategy for businesses of varying stages of development.

Holly quoted in CIO magazine about measurable outcomes on resumes for Product Managers

Holly's quote on measurable outcomes in product manager resumes was in an article in CIO magazine, "How to hire the right product manager for your IT needs."

The Path to Product-Market Fit Requires Steady Iteration - Product Science Journal #37

The path to product-market fit is a steady cycle of iterations. In this issue I share the Product Discovery Loop, stories from JH Forster at User Interviews, and an article from First Round Review about Airtable's path to product-market fit.