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The Product Launch Podcast
Sean Boyce
314 episodes
4 months ago
Sean Boyce from NxtStep shares the latest B2B SaaS strategies to help you succeed. The show covers everything from identifying problems worth solving to scaling B2B SaaS businesses. Sean will walk you through what he is building in real-time and share those results with you so you can learn from his successes (and failures) and apply what works to your B2B SaaS to generate real results.
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Sean Boyce from NxtStep shares the latest B2B SaaS strategies to help you succeed. The show covers everything from identifying problems worth solving to scaling B2B SaaS businesses. Sean will walk you through what he is building in real-time and share those results with you so you can learn from his successes (and failures) and apply what works to your B2B SaaS to generate real results.
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Unleashing the Power of Competitive Research for Low Touch Software Products
The Product Launch Podcast
8 minutes
1 year ago
Unleashing the Power of Competitive Research for Low Touch Software Products

Summary
In this episode, Sean discusses the importance of competitive research for building low touch software products. He emphasizes the advantages of a product-led growth approach and highlights how self-service software allows for easier competitor analysis. Sean shares his own experience of reviewing and incorporating lessons from competitive products into his own software. He also provides insights on what can be learned through competitive research, including understanding the competition's vision, finding inspiration, and identifying areas for improvement.

Key Points

  • Low touch software products enable product-led growth and scalability.
  • Competitive research for self-service software is more straightforward due to similar user experiences.
  • Sean recommends reviewing and evaluating competitive products to learn from them.
  • Competitive research provides insights into competitors' visions and what works well.
  • Look for inspiration and examples that validate your own vision.
  • Evaluate competitors' workflows to identify what not to replicate and improve upon.
  • Competitive research holds value throughout the growth of your company.

Quotes

  • "Low touch software products pave the way for product-led growth and maximum scalability."
  • "Reviewing competitive products provides inspiration and evidence that your vision holds water."
  • "Competitive research helps identify what not to replicate and how to solve problems better."
  • "There's so much to be learned from competitive research for low touch software products."

Free Email Course

  • How to Build a Profitable AI-Powered B2B SaaS Business for Less Than $750 - https://nxtstep.io/b2bsaas


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The Product Launch Podcast
Sean Boyce from NxtStep shares the latest B2B SaaS strategies to help you succeed. The show covers everything from identifying problems worth solving to scaling B2B SaaS businesses. Sean will walk you through what he is building in real-time and share those results with you so you can learn from his successes (and failures) and apply what works to your B2B SaaS to generate real results.