Introducing Aha! Discovery — the new way to manage customer interviews
Learn more about the latest tool for product builders — Aha! Discovery. It is the new way to manage customer interviews, uncover key product insights, and link them to…
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Just Launched! — Prioritize Product Features Based on Customer Feedback
How do you know which features will deliver the most happiness to your customers? Just ask and they will tell you. We know many of you use an Aha! ideas portal to do just…
Hey Product Manager: Your Sales Team Is Not Excited
Imagine that your job is to sell pencils. Number 2 pencils, to be specific. Your sales pitch is basic. “Classic wooden pencils! You can sharpen, write, and erase!” There…
How to Build Your Annual Roadmap Presentation
Here are five suggestions for building and delivering a great annual roadmap presentation.
6 Blog Posts for Forward-Thinking Product Managers — October 2017
Are you a forward-thinking product manager? Discover six blog posts for product mangers with a focus on the future.
How to Hold an Effective Product Grooming Session
Do you dread your company’s product grooming sessions? Follow these best practices for efficient grooming sessions.
Introducing Aha! Mockups
Aha! mockups are seamlessly integrated into Aha! Roadmaps — so that you can build wireframes, diagrams, and annotated images directly within the software.
How Smart Product Managers Track Competitors
There is a plague infiltrating your office. Sales? Already infected. Most of the other teams are sick now too. The symptoms make people act lifeless — paranoid thinking…
The 5 Types of Scary Co-Workers
Do you work with scary coworkers? Beware! Check out our list of the 5 scariest colleagues and how to deal with them.
My Name Is Bonnie Trei — This Is Why I Joined Aha!
Teams are important to me. Growing up as an only child, I created “teams” of friends. I was fascinated by people who had backgrounds and strengths that were different…
Your Remote Co-Workers Feel Left Out
Do the remote workers in your company feel left out? Follow these tips for making your remote coworkers feel included.
