@nickeubanks I'd love to be considered. Marketing background turned SEO....now digital product manager for a company that has gone from $250M to $1B in 3 years. I have lots to share about scaling, AI and how SEO fits in every part of the business.
@JustAnotherPM I was kinda already doing it and didn't know I was doing it and loved it. Then my current boss came along and said you know this thing has a name...it's....product. BOOM instantly sold.
@MordyOberstein But what about when your personas are actual trends you found in live user testing? I guess then it's not really a made up persona but a visual representation of our actual customers. My UX even ditched one because she was like no one does this entire path.
@JustAnotherPM I was the primary SEO for both an e-commerce company and my current company so I did it all...strategy, technical, local...but local was my favorite. I was also given the keys to SEM, OTT and admining Salesforce email at the e-comm gig.
@lilyraynyc Mine is not as relevant as it used to be. It's mostly football and Canada because I looked up the scores on Sunday and we are heading to Toronto. I miss my travel, cooking and random SEO/AI stories that I ACTUALLY engaged with.
@JustAnotherPM Also when they see my face on my in-office days, they leave me alone for my remote days allowing me the room to do deep dives without interruption.
@JustAnotherPM Hybrid works for me as well.
In-office: scrum ceremonies, stakeholder meetings, updates, dropbys
Remote: processing everything I gathered in office and preparing for my next in office day.
I don't think I could go fully one way or the other and be as effective.
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WARNING: Product Management is not for everyone.
If you're not good at ALL of these things, you should not be a PM
Communication
Going broad & deep
Working with ambiguity
Putting on multiple hats
Keeping others motivated
Making technical tradeoffs
Simplifying complex things
Listening more than talking
Take ownership of outcomes
Ability to identify right problems
Managing ever-changing priorities
Convincing others to do what you want
Switching context very often & fast
Handling pressure, tight deadlines
Linking actions to business goals
Strategic and long-term thinking
Creative and Innovative thinking
Investing in learning continually
Managing conflicts and tension
Balancing competing priorities
Making tough decisions
Empathising with users
Leading (all the time)
Dealing with failure
Storytelling
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What would you add to the list?
Reddit was the biggest winner of the August core update by far. Quora saw big gains too.
Google seems to be incorporating more real user comments/subreddits into the search results for high-volume keywords
(E = experience)