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Stickiness - A product engagement metric measuring how frequently users return to a product, typically calculated as the ratio of daily active users to monthly active users (DAU/MAU).
RICE Framework - A prioritization framework scoring initiatives by Reach, Impact, Confidence, and Effort.
Build-Measure-Learn - The core feedback loop of the Lean Startup methodology where ideas are quickly built into experiments, measured against hypotheses, and used to learn what works.
Activation Rate - A product metric measuring the percentage of new users who complete a key action or set of actions that indicates they have experienced the product's core value.
ICE Scoring Model - A prioritization framework scoring ideas by Impact, Confidence, and Ease.
Growth Loops - Self-reinforcing systems where the output of one growth cycle becomes the input for the next, creating compounding growth rather than linear acquisition.
Continuous Discovery - An ongoing practice of weekly customer interactions and structured experimentation to continuously inform product decisions rather than treating research as a one-time phase.
Guardrail Metrics - Counter-metrics that prevent teams from optimizing their primary metric at the expense of overall product or business health.
User Stories - Short descriptions of features from the user's perspective used to capture requirements.
Cohort Analysis - An analytical technique that groups users by shared characteristics or timeframes to track and compare their behavior and metrics over time.
Weighted Shortest Job First - A prioritization framework that ranks work items by their cost of delay divided by job duration, optimizing for maximum economic value delivery.
Opportunity Solution Tree - A visual framework for connecting desired outcomes to potential solutions through customer opportunities, ensuring teams build products that create real value.
Product Trio - A cross-functional team of product manager, designer, and engineer who collaborate closely on product discovery decisions together.
Product Requirements Document - A document that defines the purpose, features, functionality, and behavior of a product to be built.
Monthly Active Users - A product metric counting the number of unique users who engage with a product or service within a 30-day period.
Assumption Mapping - A technique for systematically identifying, categorizing, and prioritizing the assumptions behind a product idea to determine what needs testing first.
Hypothesis-Driven Development - An approach to product development where features are framed as testable hypotheses with clear success criteria, shifting from output to outcomes.
Product Discovery - The process of determining what to build by deeply understanding customer needs, validating problem-solution fit, and reducing risk before committing to full development.
Weekly Active Users - A product metric counting the number of unique users who engage with a product or service within a seven-day period.
Product Messaging - A structured framework for articulating a product's value to different audiences through clear, consistent, and compelling key messages.
Engagement Metrics - Quantitative measures that track how users interact with a product or service, including frequency, depth, and quality of usage.
Product Owner - The Scrum role responsible for maximizing product value through backlog management.
Daily Active Users - A product metric counting the number of unique users who engage with a product or service within a single day.
User Story Mapping - A visual technique for organizing user stories into a two-dimensional map that shows the big picture of a product from the user's perspective.

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