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Product Consulting

Product Strategy Advice

What exactly is Product Strategy Consulting?

The process of integrating your product concept with your consumer demand, business model, and go-to-market strategy is known as product strategy. It comprises analyzing your market and target personas, as well as deciding on your technological platforms, product roadmaps, and distribution methods.

Product plan for my business-to-business(B2B) go-to-market approach

B2B goods, applications, and websites necessitate a different approach to marketing than B2C products. Your B2B go-to-market strategy will be crucial not only for new goods, but also for entering new markets and launching new products—and it will not be one-size-fits-all.

Many of your teams will be involved, ranging from price and distribution decision-makers to partnerships, product, product marketing, marketing, and customer service.

An effective B2B go-to-market strategy, on the other hand, may raise your subscriber attach rate and revenue, develop brand recognition and reputation, increase conversion rates, improve traction, and minimize churn.

Deliverables

MVP Scope and Feature Set
  • We assist you in strategizing your most valuable features for a wonderful MVP.
  • Roadmaps
  • We plan out your product roadmap to prime your project for success.
  • Timeline of Implementation
  • We provide you with estimates and a timetable for development and launch.
  • Product Specs
  • We define the product specifications for design and development.
  • How may Montcrest Software assist my company in determining product-market fit?

    Montcrest Software assists you in preparing your product to optimize product-market fit. We do rigorous market and user research to ensure that your product and its features exactly match customer demands and current demand.

    We establish that the market and verticals you’re entering are primed for your success, and we help you define the KPIs to measure your success—or inform further iterations.

    Mobile App Development Project Plan

    We have a solid approach in place at Montcrest Software for planning, research, and strategy for our mobile app development projects. We spend obsessively in planning to ensure that we are tackling the correct challenges on the proper timescales.

    We begin with a planning and research phase to gain a thorough grasp of your industry, users, and value proposition. We define the measures and key performance indicators that will drive our success. Extensive user research, usability testing, and competitive analysis are used to develop our product and brand strategies. And we constantly test our assumptions.

    Then we go on to UX design and then graphic design to personalize the functionality, appearance, and feel of your mobile app to your consumers. We begin with low-fidelity wire-frames and progress to high-fidelity wire-frames that depict exactly how your app will appear and perform.

    Finally, we arrive to mobile app development. We employ our rigorous results, tactics, and high-fidelity wire-frames in development to deliver exactly what you envisioned and agreed upon. To ensure functionality and seamless development, we create the front- and back-end in parallel modules and finish with comprehensive testing.

    When is my product idea ready for app development?

    Your product idea is ready for app development once you’ve done extensive market and user research and validated the demand and need for your app.

    You should also ask yourself some basic questions, such as:-

    1. What is the business case and problem statement behind my app's value proposition?
    2. What are the advantages of my app for my users?
    3. Who is my intended audience?
    4. Does my app concept have successful marketing and distribution channels that my target audience can access?
    5. Is my market study and projected income sufficient to warrant development?

    Once you have those answers — assuming they confirm your expectations — you can begin contacting professional app development companies. They should use your research and domain experience to inform your product strategy, as well as offer their own.