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Start by clarifying the goal and scope: are we improving the existing Fire TV experience or launching a new product for India? Then, segment the Indian market by user needs, content preferences, and device usage, and prioritize improvements based on impact and feasibility. Finally, propose specific features and a GTM plan, ensuring alignment with Amazon's strengths and local partnerships.
Pro tip: Anchor your answer in India's unique context—mobile-first, data-sensitive, and content-hungry—and show how Fire TV can leverage Amazon's ecosystem (e.g., Prime Video, Alexa, e-commerce) to create a differentiated experience. Also, consider affordability and regional language support as key adoption drivers.
Ask clarifying questions to understand if the goal is to increase engagement, retention, or market share, and whether we're focusing on existing users or new acquisitions. Define the time frame and constraints.
Identify key user segments (e.g., metro vs. tier-2/3 cities, language preferences, content consumption habits) and their pain points with current Fire TV offerings. Consider device affordability, internet connectivity, and shared viewing.
Brainstorm potential improvements (e.g., regional content discovery, voice search in local languages, low-data mode) and prioritize using a framework like RICE (Reach, Impact, Confidence, Effort) or impact vs. feasibility.
Detail the top 1-2 features, including how they work and why they matter. Outline a go-to-market plan: pricing, partnerships (e.g., with telecom operators, local content providers), and marketing channels.
Define success metrics (e.g., daily active users, watch time, retention) and a plan for A/B testing and iteration based on user feedback.
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