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Product-Market Fit in Different Capital Environments

Tom Tunguz

When I asked him what he meant, he replied because capital was so plentiful and accessible today, he hired more expensive people, spent more time developing a product, and invested with a longer time horizon before demonstrating evidence of success. Invest -> Grow -> IPO/M&A -> Re-invest.

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Best Resources for Product Marketing Managers

User Pilot

This guide will introduce you to the best resources available for product marketing managers, providing you with a curated selection of valuable materials to enhance your skills and knowledge. TL;DR A product marketing manager is a professional responsible for promoting and selling their company’s products.

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Aligning Product Managers and Product Marketing Managers for Success – Interview With Aatir Abdul Rauf

User Pilot

Overlapping responsibilities and conflicting priorities are just a couple of the many friction points between product managers and product marketing managers – leading to inefficient workflows and potential product failures. Product marketing managers focus on getting the product in the right hands.

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Passive Investing in Venture Capital and the Parallels to Public Equities

Tom Tunguz

Passive venture capital investing is a relatively new idea. If the public equities market is any indication, passive investing is here to stay. In public equities, passive investment funds constitute 54% of total dollars in the market, according to Bloomberg Reseearch. But it’s transforming the industry.

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Product Market Fit: A Lesson from Sephora’s Head of Product

Speaker: Sneha Narahalli - VP, Head of Product at Sephora

At least 3,000 start-ups receive seed investment each year. Only 20% of these companies attain product market fit, despite years of excruciating effort by founders, early employees, and investors. The first and most important step in product development is finding PMF.

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Casey’s Guide to Finding Product/Market Fit

Casey Accidental

As a product leader with a background in growth, it’s surprising how much what I actually end up working on is product/market fit. Product people should only be focused on growth i.e. connecting people to the value of a product once they’ve confirmed the product is delivering value.

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How to Find Product-Market-Sales Fit

Andreessen Horowitz

One of the toughest challenges for founders — and especially technical founders who are used to focusing so much on product features over sales — is striking “product-market fit”. What does this mean for product design and product management? the night before it was to IPO).