Product and support teams are interlinked when it comes to customers. Support is the conduit for communication between customers and the product team, passing back and forth customer feedback and product updates and information.
But imagine how much easier it would be if your product team could just talk directly to customers?
Transparency is key to communication
This is exactly what could happen if you share your product roadmap with your customers, and let them in on what’s planned and what to expect from the next few releases.
In fact, companies that share their roadmaps have the benefit of being able to set practical expectations with their customers, communicate priorities and the future of their products clearly and retain their strongest customers.
This kind of transparency can completely shift the way you communicate with your customers for the better:
- Your customers will know your product vision and your priorities as a company
- Your support team will be able to confidently take customer feedback and answer questions about feature requests
Watch the webinar
Find out how making this one small change at your company can completely shift the way you communicate with your customers for the better.
Janna Bastow, co-founder of ProdPad, joined Kayako’s Dan Wong for a webinar about the benefits of going public with your product roadmap.
In this webinar, Janna spoke about how companies have successfully gone public with their product roadmaps – and shared exactly what steps you need to take to launch yours.
About the presenters:
Janna Bastow is co-founder of ProdPad, software that helps product managers plan and deliver better products. Janna also organizes ProductTank events around the world, including Mind The Product, a global community of product managers. She likes to inspire great product conversations by asking: “What problem are you trying to solve?”
Dan is a Product Manager at Kayako. He believes that design thinking applies to everything, and loves new perspectives on product thought leadership.He likes product design, startups, and coffee. And bikes. Also food. GIFs are his preferred method of communication.
