In 30 seconds
Brian Hale identifies registration, notifications and clear interfaces as enduring concerns in product growth.
- 1Buttons and funnelsHale points to basic product details.
- 2Reduce confusionRemove errors and points of friction.
- 3Hard to executeA clear experience takes work.
Takeaways
- Pay attention to product details.
- Reduce errors and confusion.
- Smooth experiences are difficult to create.
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Growth fundamentals
Asked which product-growth tactics have remained useful, Brian Hale points to fundamentals such as buttons, registration funnels and notifications.
Asked which product-growth tactics have remained useful, Brian Hale points to fundamentals such as buttons, registration funnels and notifications.
Remove friction
He emphasizes removing friction, errors and elements that confuse users. The aim is to make the experience smooth, clear and easy.
He emphasizes removing friction, errors and elements that confuse users. The aim is to make the experience smooth, clear and easy.
Hale says that making products frictionless is easy to describe but difficult to do, and that this principle remains relevant.
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