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A strong signal that your SEO is good is when "SEO experts" start spamming you, saying it’s bad

Product-Market Fit (PMF) is when ~10 users complain about a 10-minute service outage

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“Inconclusive” product experiments are a favorite tool of mediocre PMs.

They create the illusion of progress while producing zero learning.

A well-designed experiment guarantees validated insights.

A bad one just makes the team look busy.

Product people, which is you go to sketching tool? I go first: @excalidraw.com heads down the best sketching tool for me. I've been using it for years and tried many different tools, but in the end, I always come back to it.

The new Posthog website is an absolute masterpiece.
This is how I picture the PM's pitch:
- PM: "I suggest rebuild the website to look like a retro OS. It'll take 2-3 months"
- Leadership: "Why would we do that?"
- PM: "Its gonna go viral on Linkedin"
- Leadership: "Ok"

Well done Posthog

careful, you might get rich even before you realise!

ProductMe app competitive analysis course

The new Competitive Analysis Course is live on the ProductMe Android App - iOS follows soon once Apple reviews the build 🙌 enjoy!

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We hope this update helps even more aspiring Product Managers land their first PM job — or helps experienced PMs advance their skills!

You’ll only need a subscription if:

- You want to accelerate your learning and remove the daily limit
- You want to boost your CV with a ProductMe certificate
- You want to showcase your skills with more artifact slots

ProductMe just got a big update!

To make Product Management learning more accessible, we’ve decided to unlock all sections for everyone! Free-tier users will be limited to 5 lessons per day (which resets at midnight), but you’ll be able to access all content and practice materials!

ProductMe just unlocked all PM lessons for free (5/day) - time to level up without paying up #ProductManagement

Such a great feeling to see that both experienced and aspiring PMs find value in ProductMe!

"I just finished the AI for Product Managers course. I usually churn on PM courses pretty quickly, but this format worked well for me. I'm looking forward to other advanced topics!"

The other day, I was telling my family how I can see AI making PM work obsolete. They’re not tech folks, so they couldn’t even grasp how that would be possible.

“but who’s going to tell the team what to do?”

sweet summer family members 🥲

What do you think of the below competitive analysis of Bluesky vs X/Twitter? What makes you prefer one over the other?

TechCrunch be like: "People are doing this outrageous thing, harming hundreds of businesses and artists. Here is a step-by-step guide on how."

But it literally does nothing useful - or at least I don’t know what it supposed to do

Up until now, I’ve always done it by mistake, but you can trigger it by swiping down on the white line at the bottom of your screen that you use to switch apps

Does anyone know what this iOS gesture is useful for?

told you

you have $20 a month to spend on learning Product Management

$1000 traditional product management bootcamps
$5 ProductMe app subscription (free to get started)
$15 Lenny's newsletter subscription

Do you think a great Product Manager should be able to create successful products on their own, or do you believe this isn't what defines a great PM?

LLMs on production costs more than you'd think

The GPT 4.5 announcement was so underwhelming. It's like: "Hey we launched a new cool model! It's not that cool tho :("

I’d say that’s just the nature of any product that lasts long enough. More often than not, it drifts from the original vision—not necessarily a bad thing. And hey, at least it’s better when the reason is user feedback rather than just roadblocks

What's the most bullsh*t definition of a Product Manager you've heard so far? #productmanagement