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Product Strategy

Deciding what to build, what to leave out, and what the thing has to be worth to someone.

How I use it

  1. A service that cannot be bought

    Open-ended WordPress work turned into fixed-scope units for Warrior WP. Productising a service is mostly deciding what you will refuse to do, and that refusal is what makes it purchasable.

  2. A model where cost scales with usage

    FocusHouse generates its own catalogue, so listening hours do not carry a per-play licensing cost. The product decision and the business model are the same decision.

  3. A tool too general to be reopened

    InkCal is a coverage calculator built narrowly for print companies rather than a generic utility. Narrow tools get used twice; general ones get bookmarked once.

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