On this episode of the Traction podcast, host Lloyed Lobo of Boast.AI welcomes Oji Udezue, Product Lead at Twitter (and former CPO at Calendly) and Michael Litt, Co-Founder and CEO at Vidyard.
The most successful IPOs and fastest-growing private companies of the past decade all started with a freemium, self-service product. Zoom, Atlassian, Slack, Dropbox are just a few.
But building a freemium, self-service product when you already have a successful enterprise business can seem like a daunting task.
There are a million questions: “Will it cannibalize my sales efforts? Do I need to build a new product? What mindset and skills do I need to have on the team?
In this session, Oji Udezue and Michael Litt join us for a masterclass on how to build a freemium, self-service offering to go from sales-led to product-led to drive massive growth. They'll be covering:
10:30 - The greatest risk to execution for a company
17:45 - Nuances and tactics involved in building a PLG strategy
24:20 - How to transition from sales-led to PLG
32:32 - How do you structure your product team?
43:42 - The concept of crossing the chasm
47:41 - The thought process of carving out a specific feature of functionality
50:01 - How to add virality, network effects, and viral loops to a product that isn’t necessarily viral
54:46 - Things Oji has done to create virality
57:29 - A good place to draw a line for paid versus free services
59:10 - How to create friction-free onboarding
1:05:09 - When is the right time to contact a customer?
1:09:00 - How to prioritize features with feedback from thousands of people
1:13:40 - Tips to empower customers to become ambassadors to grow your business
1:16:54 - Tools being used, from enabling to tracking
Learn more at https://tractionconf.io
Connect with Michael Litt: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaellitt/?originalSubdomain=ca
Learn more about Vidyard at https://www.vidyard.com/
Connect with Oji Udezue: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ojiudezue/
Learn more about Twitter at https://www.twitter.com/
Published on 3 years, 8 months ago
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