Video by the.hybrid.consultant

Let's see how well you know product. If you know these 7 frameworks well, you're already thinking like a PM. 1. Rice. Score every idea on reach, impact, confidence and effort. And then build the one with the highest score first. 2. The Kano model. It splits features into basic needs, performance features and delighters.

So you nail the basics first and then add one delighter that makes people love the product. 3. The fog behavior model. People act only when motivation, ability and a prompt line up at once. So when users aren't doing something, you know which of the three to fix. 4. AARRR. The Pirate Metrics. Acquisition, activation, retention, revenue, referral.

You track each stage to find where you're leaking users. 5. The Heart Framework. Google's 5 ways to measure experience, happiness, engagement, adoption, retention, and task success. 6. The Double Diamond. Discover, Define, Develop, Deliver. It makes you understand the problem before you build. 7. The Opportunity Solution Tree. Start with the outcome you want. Then map the problems,

the solutions and the experiments you need to get there. Next, I'll talk about the best resources to learn product from, so share this with a friend and follow for more.