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Product managers are advocates for both their product and their consumers’ needs. It’s a tough balancing act to make sure that a product is moving through the product life cycle efficiently and profitably while also monitoring its success in meeting customers’ demands. Sometimes changes in customers’ opinions and needs alter the planned trajectory of a product or how the product is marketed. Being ready to handle these types of changes requires a solid understanding of the stages of a product’s life cycle, the use of data to determine where your product is in its cycle and to predict its movement to the next stage, changing marketing tactics for each stage of a product’s life, realizing the role of branding in a product’s success, and maintaining support for your product and any alterations throughout the life cycle.
These lessons on Product Life Cycle Management will help you manage your product’s stages by explaining what product life cycle management is and what its goals are. You’ll learn how to recognize shifts in your product’s life cycle using available tools and monitoring key metrics. You’ll also learn how to avoid pitfalls by using best practices, and you’ll discover the value of regular communication, targeted marketing, and consistent branding to keep your stakeholders and customers engaged.
It is designed for product managers, who act as advocates for both their product and their consumers' needs while managing a product through its life cycle.
It explains what product life cycle management is and its goals, how to recognize shifts in a product's life cycle using available tools and key metrics, how to avoid pitfalls with best practices, and the value of communication, targeted marketing, and consistent branding.
You will learn to understand the role and goals of product life cycle management, use the correct metrics and tools to recognize and predict shifts in a product's life cycle, apply best practices to avoid common challenges, and recognize the importance of communication, marketing, and branding in keeping stakeholders engaged.
The lessons cover an Introduction, Introduction to Product Life Cycle Management, Strategic Planning, Branding and Marketing, Tools and Technologies, Challenges, Best Practices, and a Test Your Knowledge assessment.