Rahul Vohra (Founder/CEO, Superhuman) - The Product-Market Fit Engine
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Rahul Vohra (Founder/CEO, Superhuman) - The Product-Market Fit Engine
- 1. Superhuman
- 2. The Product-Market Fit Engine
- 3. What is product-market fit?
- 5. “Users spontaneously tell others to use your product.”
- 6. “You’re hiring sales and support as fast as you can.”
- 7. Can you measure product-market fit?
- 8. rapportive
- 13. Fly Through Your Inbox Never touch the mouse
- 14. Be Productive Anywhere Offline Just Works
- 15. Visually Gorgeous Subtle & Minimal
- 21. Can you measure product-market fit?
- 22. “How would you feel if you could no longer use the product?”
- 23. “Product-market fit: 40%+ users are very disappointed without your product”
- 25. The Product-Market Fit Engine 1. Survey 2. Segment 3. Analyze 4. Implement 5. Track
- 27. How do you increase PMF score? Very Disappointed 22% Somewhat Disappointed 52% Not Disappointed 26%
- 28. The Product-Market Fit Engine 1. Survey 2. Segment 3. Analyze 4. Implement 5. Track
- 29. The HXC is the most discerning person within your target demographic. They will enjoy your product for its greatest benefit and spread the word. Others aspire to emulate the HXC because they seem clever, judicious, and insightful.
- 30. HXC: Dropbox • The Dropbox HXC wants to simplify their life • They're trusting, organized, tech-savvy, and looking for ways to get time back in their day • They want to know that someone has their back when it comes to their life’s work, which is primarily in their computers — family photos, videos, work files, school docs
- 31. HXC: Airbnb • The Airbnb HXC is invested in being a good global citizen, and doesn’t want to simply visit new places but to belong • They want to ‘live like a local’ and experience Paris as if they live there • They’re energized by the idea of staying in unique spaces and feeling welcomed, but they are cost-conscious too
- 32. Insight: users who love your product will always describe themselves
- 33. Nicole
- 34. • Nicole is a hard-working professional who deals with many people. She may be an executive, founder, investor, or manager. • Nicole works long hours, and often into the weekend. She considers herself very busy, and wishes she had more time. • Nicole feels she is productive. She is self-aware enough to realize she could be better, and she’ll occasionally investigate ways to improve.
- 35. • Nicole spends much of her work day in her inbox. On a typical day, she’ll read 100-200 emails and send a further 15-40; on a very busy day, she might send as many as 80. • Nicole considers it part of her job to be responsive, and she prides herself on being so. She knows that being unresponsive could block her team, damage her reputation, or cause missed opportunities.
- 36. • Nicole aims to get to Inbox Zero, but gets there at most two or three times a week. Very occasionally — perhaps once a year — she’ll declare email bankruptcy. • Nicole generally has a growth mindset: she is open minded about new products and keeps up to date with technology. • Nicole may have a fixed mindset about email: whilst open to new clients, she is skeptical that one could make her faster.
- 37. Engineer 22%Very Disappointed 26% Not Disappointed 52% Somewhat Disappointed
- 39. Founder Manager Executive BusinessDevelopment Founder Founder Manager Executive Founder BusinessDevelopment BusinessDevelopment Founder 22% 32%Very Disappointed 23% Not Disappointed 45% Somewhat Disappointed
- 40. The Impact of Segmentation Very Disappointed 32% Somewhat Disappointed 45% Not Disappointed 23% Very Disappointed 22% Somewhat Disappointed 52% Not Disappointed 26%
- 41. The Product-Market Fit Engine 1. Survey 2. Segment 3. Analyze 4. Implement 5. Track
- 42. What is the main benefit? (VD users) • “Processing email is much faster with Superhuman for 2 reasons: show one email at a time and overall speed is much better than gmail. I get through my inbox in half the time.” • ”Speed! The app is crazy fast, and the UX + keyboard shortcuts make me an actual superhuman.” • “Faster responsiveness / navigation” • “Using superhuman is so much faster than using Gmail. Not even close. And it mirrors my favorite Gmail shortcuts, so there is zero learning curve for a power Gmailer.”
- 43. What is the main benefit? (VD users) • “Superhuman's allowed me to be more efficient with my time, which would be a difficult thing to lose!” • “I can work through incoming email more quickly, sorting messages accordingly and streamlining my work process.” • “Speed. Aesthetics. I can do everything from the keyboard.” • “Speed and the great set of keyboard shortcuts. I rarely, if ever, have to use the trackpad.”
- 45. Convert the Somewhat crowd Very Disappointed 32% Somewhat Disappointed 45% Not Disappointed 23%
- 46. Segment, again! Very Disappointed 32% Somewhat Disappointed (main benefit == speed) 30% Somewhat Disappointed (main benefit != speed) 15% Not Disappointed 23%
- 48. The Product-Market Fit Engine 1. Survey 2. Segment 3. Analyze 4. Implement 5. Track
- 49. ½ double down on love VD users Speed! Shortcuts! Efficiency! AESTHETIC! ½ address objections SD users, main benefit == speed Mobile app Integrations Attachment handling Calendaring Unified inbox Better search Read receipts
- 50. The Product-Market Fit Engine 1. Survey 2. Segment 3. Analyze 4. Implement 5. Track
- 51. Results 33% 🙂 47% 😊 56% 😃 58% 😍 20% 25% 30% 35% 40% 45% 50% 55% 60% Very Disappointed % Benchmark
- 52. Questions?