09. Scaling Example

Scaling Example

Example: Scaling to Global Markets

ND036 C4 L01 A08 Scaling Your Product Example

Scaling Your Product Example Summary

New Terms

Landing page: The first-page user sees during the sign up process or it can be the main page, user access the product from.

## Scaling to Different Markets and Languages

  • Quick Wins
    When looking for the next market you will need to balance speed to market and research. Quick wins are important to gain the trust of your leadership

  • Easiest Market
    We started with the easiest market to launch in: Canada. We launched in English first

  • Expand to New Languages
    It is a good idea to work on the translations ahead of time if you are planning global expansion. We supported all the languages supported by our company.

  • Prioritization
    Do ruthless prioritization for your resources and time. Translation takes time, adjusting your product to a new country takes time. Plan ahead and make sure you are chasing the right priorities.
    We prioritized our biggest markets first, to maximize the exposure.

  • Understanding your User and Market
    We spent a lot of time analyzing our data on different markets and learning which market should go next.

Scaling Your Product Quiz

When you are launching in a new language, it is ok just to translate your product

SOLUTION: No

Scaling Your Product Quiz 2

You are a product manager for a mobile game app which is very successful in the US.
Which of these would be a good next step? (Hint: there is more than one correct answer)

SOLUTION:
  • We will look at our current user base and see if we can find another market with a lot of gamers who have a similar profile
  • We will check local laws for any restrictions on mobile gaming
  • We just participated in a gaming convention and we learned about a new research pointing to a country Y. We will invest more to investigate that option.