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E22 · How I use data and analytics to power product development

I'll dive into what metrics I care about during product development and tell you about lesser-used methods of gathering insights about user behaviour and interactions with your product.

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tags: Data, insights, Research, analytics, Tools, Iteration, Objectives, Goals, intelligence, OKRs, Product Management, surveys, Strategy, Users, UX, usability testing
categories: Research, Startup
Sunday 11.08.20
Posted by Thomas Essl
 

Ep 9 - Surveys #2 - Design surveys that don't suck

Surveys are an excellent tool to remotely gather information from a large audience. Done right, they can provide the information you and your team need to make good decisions from engaged respondents who are happy to help you. However, their flexibility opens them up for a number of risks.

In the second episode on this topic, I share my checklist for questions guaranteed to bring you more and better quality results.

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tags: Surveys, intelligence, Research, Working Remotely
categories: Research
Sunday 05.10.20
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Ep 8 - Surveys #1 - Principles for successful surveys

Surveys are an excellent tool to remotely gather information from a large audience. Done right, they can provide the information you and your team need to make good decisions from engaged respondents who are happy to help you. However, their flexibility opens them up for a number of risks.

In the first episode on this topic, I share a few general points to help you frame your survey in the right way.

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tags: Surveys, engagement, research, intelligence, insights, Working Remotely
categories: Research, Strategy
Sunday 04.26.20
Posted by Thomas Essl
 

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