The Product Momentum Gap

Bringing Together Product Strategy and Customer Value

By: Dave Martin, Andrea Saez

Narrated by: Olivier Hein

Elevate Your Business Strategy with The Product Momentum Gap.

Are your product, marketing, and sales teams struggling to sing the same tune? The Product Momentum Gap is the handbook for leaders who aspire to create a symphony of success. In its audio, you’ll uncover the transformative power of the Product VCP (Value Creation Plan), a comprehensive blueprint for aligning your teams in creating genuine value for the customer.

Expect to:

• Reorient your teams around a value-driven ethos
• Seamlessly communicate across departments for greater efficiency
• Achieve measurable growth by delivering what your customers truly desire
• Ready to take your business to the next level?

Get your hands on The Product Momentum Gap, and set a course for extraordinary success.

©2023 David Martin & Andrea Saez (P)2023 David Martin & Andrea Saez

Critic reviews

"If you're stuck in a Momentum Gap, Andrea and Dave have an approach that will get you back to the basics for what matters. The Product Value Creation Plan is a guiding light for your way out of the gap. It will focus your team on your product vision and step you through a process to prioritize relevant goals leading to your desired outcomes. This book is packed with actionable steps and proven examples to get momentum headed in the right direction." (C. Todd Lombardo, co-author, Product Roadmaps Relaunched)

“The Product Momentum Gap is something that every organisation needs to watch out for! It's going to bust your momentum, slow your sales, and drain your focus. To beat the gap, Andrea and Dave offer a pragmatic set of tools that directly connect product development to customer value. For businesses seeking to enhance their product development processes and maintain a competitive edge, this is a must-read." (Kate Leto, Executive Coach for Product Leaders)

Good information but need a PDF with charts

This book needs to come with a PDF with any charts referenced in the book. The book was helpful and insightful but I'm lacking the insights the charts they referenced would have provided.