The Kano prioritisation model is a strategy for prioritising outstanding activities based on customer satisfaction. Learn more by visiting Zeda.io's blog

MoSCoW prioritisation is a prioritisation technique that product managers can use for constructing a hierarchy of priorities during the course of prioritising feature requests or backlogs

A product discovery workshop is the first step toward laying out the plan or blueprint of a digital project. It includes the goal, scope, overall expectations, and planning process of the product.

Product owners are often left with the challenge of selecting the appropriate feature from a pool of feature requests. Here are a few effective product prioritization strategies that product managers can adopt to build a streamlined process: 

RICE scoring method is a simple prioritization framework that helps product managers to determine the order of priority for ideas, features and other initiatives when including them in the product roadmap.

ICE is a prioritization technique and a combined evaluation of features of a product based on 3 important factors- impact, confidence, and ease. Product teams and managers worldwide use ICE prioritization frameworks to shortlist and surface ideas for developing the next product features

Feature voting is a powerful technique used to keep your customers engaged with your product.

Managing feature requests have a lot of significance for businesses. Learn how to manage feature requests with the help of Zeda.io.

A Peek Back into the History of Product Management

Efficient user experience design is essential for products as it differentiates your business from the competitors by building a positive impact in the customers’ minds. Here is how user experience can be a product differentiator.

Guide to OKRs in Product Management

There is some overlap and between product and project management software, and a lot of confusion. Let's look at some of the key differences in this blog.

Product managers need to know what is a sprint backlog and a product backlog, as well as the differences between them to ensure successful product development

Product backlog management is important as it makes the entire process of product management easier and serves as a great starting point for sprint planning.

Learn the difference between Product Roadmap and Product Backlog, they are both important tools for successful product management.

Product Feedback loops help companies to nurture their relationships with customers by helping them to stay updated about their customers' needs, preferences, and complaints.

Product feedback surveys are questionnaires sent to customers to gather their valuable opinions about a specific product.

Product feedback management is no longer about getting customer responses. It is about listening to the customer's requirements and creating the ideal solution for their problem.

Whether you're managing stakeholders or just want to get a project out the door, good communication is essential to creating great products.

A day in the life of a product manager usually involves a lot of different activities. Here is what a typical day would look like for a PM.

As a product manager, getting feedback on your product at an early stage will help you innovate faster and make your product successful. Here's how to do that.

The terms Product Manager and Product Owner are often used interchangeably, although they are not the same.

The blog states the journey of Keyur Dhamelia; Product Lead at Shopee, Journey into Product Management.

A product backlog is a list of tasks that the product development team creates from the product roadmap. The essential items are typically placed first to highlight the tasks in the backlog.

Being a Product Manager is not easy, the path is completely restless. It seeks continuous addition in your knowledge, upgrading about technology getting used in the industry, continuous learning both kind of hard and soft skills and whatnot.

At most of the companies, Product managers are not necessarily meant for entry-level positions however in few companies they even did. Some companies have associate and senior product managers having a wide range of responsibilities to look at whereas some have a single person looking up for all those responsibilities all alone.

The product manager role today is one of the most crucial roles in digital product companies. They have to be the jack of all trades from technical to non-technical. Where they are expected to be tech-savvy on contrary they are also expected to be a good marketer of their product. A product manager has to excel all from having good leadership, soft skills, and negotiation skills to having equally good competitive analysis, marketing, and technological skills.

As a Product Manager, we are always busy and there are no breaks from creating, launching, and maintaining our products. However, there is still time to learn about new ways of working. There are also times when we want to connect with other product managers who can give us advice on how to improve or even just provide some company due to the nature of our work.

Product manager and Project manager, these two often confusing words have vital roles to play in a company. The reason for the confusion is obvious because the two terms are regularly utilized reciprocally. They both work closely with a very thin line between them. The difference comes in the discipline where they are required with a different set of skills and tools.

Zeda.io was born from this thought to help centralize product data and increase efficiency in product management.

We need more people product managers.

Product management is a fundamental role that sits in the convergence of various functions and capacities. To succeed, great PMs must have a diverse set of necessary competencies.

We have tried to incorporate 5 blogs under each category. This guide is an alternate route to perusing the perpetual learning openings out there. It’s an assortment of hand-picked assets explicitly for the item in the management field. Bookmark it for future reference.

Let’s face the truth. Diverse groups of customers are out there in the real world, with a wide range of requirements. Some of them are more vocalized than others for their needs, while some demand features that don’t follow your product roadmap.

We also wrote about Key skills no one talks about Product Manager , do read this blog to know all about skills a product manager should have.

product management aims to launch a product or improve an existing one based on different feedback and data analyses. Product management ensures that a product is useful to consumers and that it adds real value to all stakeholders involved.

The blog talks about the importance of customer in the whole process of building a product. There is no doubt that staying user-focused is crucial for your company.

There’s so much that’s not right with product management. We made a list of the common problems, and came up with possible solutions for each.

We had a chat with Suhas Motwani, who is the co-founder of theproductfolks, an amazing group of product managers and product enthusiasts.

Product managers, who are sometimes referred to as “mini-CEOs,” can benefit from entrepreneurship. We explain how.

Things have drastically changed since the pandemic, and it’s high time you update your roadmap keeping the current market dynamics in mind.

A user won't stick with your product if they don’t receive more value out of it than they put in. Let's see how you can create value as a PM.

We talk about the limitations of tunnel vision leadership and how you can avoid it as a product manager.

As a PM, you need the right product management tools to collaborate and improve productivity. Here are the best tools to make your job easier.

Wondering if product management is the right career choice for you? We have tried to answer this question for all the PM aspirants out there.

A product manager's job is fast-paced and interesting. However, there are things that most PMs wish they had known when they started out.

These product management buzzwords will be helpful if you’re new to product management or want to start your career as a PM. 

Product management is nuanced and there is no go-to place to learn this highly coveted discipline. So where do you learn product management?

People looking to start a career in product management often face this question. Should product managers know how to code?!

We created a repository of 1200+ value-packed resources for product managers from the web - neatly categorized based on source and type.

In the Blog, we talk about two types of management approaches in product management: Top-Down and Bottom-up.

The Blog answers a very common notion for all the aspiring product managers: Do you really need an MBA to become a product manager?

The Blog talks about Product Sense, what is and isn't product sense, how to develop product sense, product teardown and more.

Find the list of top Product Management Conferences of 2022, we have supplied more details with each event, and is organized by month.

You never stop learning as a product manager. Most importantly, read books. We've compiled a list of such titles for you.

Did you just land your first product management role and are wondering what might happen next? Thisblog article is for you!

Understanding the user journey while purchasing the product is crucial. Let us look at the five important stages of the customer lifecycle.

Multiple notions around product management appear to be false. This article demystifies all those notions and brings light to the reality.

The better you understand your user, the better you will be able to anticipate their needs. This is what product prioritization is about. Let’s learn more

How many times have you found yourself in this whirlpool of questions around your role as a product manager by your Parents? Let us help you with the answer!

Understand how to use loops or hooks and triggers for creating engaging and valuable products.

What is Empathy? Who is an Empathetic Product Manager? Is it a necessary skill to have in product management? Read all about it.

The best place to learn from industry-leading PMs is on Twitter. We have got a perfect list of our favorite 10 product influencers for you.

The current problem for an aspiring PM isn't finding info; it's finding info that's relevant. Here is a list of trendy newsletters for PMs.

As a Product Manager, you need to bring productivity to the entire team. Here are some productivity hacks to help you become a better PM. 

Emulate drug dealers. Make your product so good, so addictive, that giving customers a small, free taste makes them come back for more.

Zeda.io is a product management suite that brings all the things needed to define, manage, and collaborate on your product at one place.

Find the list of top Product Management Conferences of 2022, we have supplied more details with each event, and is organized by month.

Product-led businesses have changed the playbook for successful growth strategies and approaches to marketing. Tinder seems to master it.

Learn more about the perks of being a product-led company and what it really means to be product-led.

Hard skills or soft skills: Which is more important? Let’s talk about the different hard and soft skills required in product management.

How do I know when I achieve Product-Market fit? Because it is not like the sinking feeling, you feel when you rush from the top of the rollercoaster to identify instantly. And most of the time, you don’t know how to find the Product-Market fit.

The blog discusses how YouTube came into existence and its successful product growth journey.

In Product Management, a user story is written from the perspective of an end user. Read all about it and more in this blog article.

The success of a startup is highly dependent on Product-Market fit. What is Product-Market fit and how do you achieve PMF?

Product Led Growth should keep the users at the center and ensure that the users find the product meaningful and get value out of it.

Product-Led growth is a business notion where your product becomes the protagonist in helping customers discover you, and see value from you.

The Product Led Growth can open up a flywheel where the product takes care of sales, marketing, and customer success, leading to lower CAC.