Articles
295 posts tagged "Product Work"
Priming: Our Brains are not Computers
Our brains are not computers as much as we wish they were. Here's a quick explanation on Priming and how you might be able to use it.
The Most Destructive Thing You Do: OverShoot
We all have opinions about the most destructive things we do, but rarely do we call the act of creation destructive. When you overshoot, you're destroying.
A/B Testing Done Wrong
There are tons of ways to do A/B testing the right way, so you can ignore this if you're doing it right. But how do you know? Come find out if you're good.
Disagreement as an Expectations Management Technique
You already know the trick to successful projects is expectations management. I agree, and raise you the notion of strategic disagreements.
4 Product Innovation Strategies in 20 Minutes
If you're stuck thinking about new product innovation, sometimes you just need a quick idea boost. Here's 4 strategies in 20 minutes that may help you.
Three Strategies for WordPress Project Quoting to Protect You
I don't charge hourly. Here are three strategies I use to make sure I never lose my shirt - which is the core reason why people still like to charge hourly.
Why I never charge Hourly for WordPress work
Every now and then I hear questions about how people charge for web design, WordPress work, graphic design or photography. I don't charge hourly. Ever.
Launching New Products: Small and Opinionated
Launching new products is never easy. But if you want to do it well, they ought to be small and opinionated. At least that's my take. Here's the scoop.
WordPress And Appcelerator: Innovation without the Cash
I just recently spoke at a WordCamp (San Diego) on how a small business or start up could use WordPress for more than just a blog or web site, and referenced one particular case of product innovation but didn't get into the details...so here they are. Not all innovation requires that you start from scratch.
Product Development: Lessons from an Opinionated Jerk
Remember that guy at school that always had an opinion about stuff and was quick to tell you about it? Remember the guy who never saw two sides of things or even the nuance and just kept repeating his position in the hopes that sheer exhaustion would bring you over to his side? Yeah, that...
Want to talk about what you just read?
Every great conversation starts with a single question.