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The context they gave you matters a lot here and I kind of glossed over it at first.
Start by clarifying the goal of the free product (e.g., acquisition, activation, upsell) and the target user. Then identify key pain points and opportunities through data and user research, prioritize improvements based on impact and effort, and propose a roadmap with measurable outcomes.
Pro tip: Focus on how improvements to the free tier drive conversion to paid plans and expand the user base, rather than just adding features. Quantify the expected impact on key metrics like activation rate and free-to-paid conversion.
Ask clarifying questions to understand the free product's role in Qualtrics' strategy, target users, and success metrics. Confirm any constraints like budget or technical limitations.
Analyze user feedback, usage data, and competitive landscape to pinpoint friction points and unmet needs. Consider both survey creators and respondents.
Use a prioritization framework (e.g., RICE) to rank potential improvements based on impact, confidence, and effort. Focus on changes that drive activation, retention, and upsell.
Outline a phased roadmap with quick wins and longer-term bets. Define success metrics for each initiative and how you would measure them.
Recap your recommendations and explain how they align with business goals. Invite feedback and discuss potential risks or trade-offs.
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