Mila Superstar

Over time, companies typically layer on additional lanes (e.g. Thumbtack adding performance marketing on top of SEO) as they reach diminishing returns on their early growth channels, but in almost every case companies start with just one successful lane.

Membership is meet-ups. Groups that do a good job of connecting members with one another — virtually or in person — are sticky and grow stronger over time. For example, Poshmark’s Posh ’N Sip local events give sellers the opportunity to share their experiences in inventory management, customer service, photography tips, and other areas and learn... See more

A second part of accurately measuring retention lies in choosing the right frequency for product engagement. When considering the right frequency for your product’s retention metric, ask yourself, “Does a user of my product need to engage on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis to be considered active (or possibly longer for certain products)?”

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The SCR Framework

What’s the best path into a web3 gig?

The Product Roadmap should come before the Product Goals.

System problems cannot be fixed in one step, nor can they be fixed in a sequence of linear steps. Why not? Because when systems find a steady state – which is probably where you’re encountering them, if you’re setting out to change something – they’re “steady” not because they’re static, but because they’re dynamically held in place by feedback... See more

13. Great PMs amplify the successes and contributions of team members

Ok, so there are three lanes and you need to win one of these lanes. How do you pick, and win, a lane?