🔎Identify the most effective tier for each product feature Craft product offerings that entice customers to upgrade to premium tiers while keeping all users satisfied. Through the Feature Placement Matrix, you can identify which features to include in: - Every tier to satisfy all users. - Premium offerings to engage the most valuable users. - Optional add-ons to upsell users from free and basic tiers. - Deprioritisation to minimise cost and waste. ▶️ Learn how FPM works: https://lnkd.in/gskmzy-9
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