Latest posts by Des Traynor
There’s a delicate balance any product strategy needs to master: On the one hand, to build a successful business, you need to design features that set your company apart — your core…
Sales 51 min listen
In our latest episode Des Traynor chats Bob Moesta, the founder, maker, innovator, and professor who helped pioneer the Jobs-to-be-Done framework and has now turned his attention to demand-side sales and making it an empowering experience for all.
Product & Design 39 min listen
In this month’s episode Des Traynor and Paul Adams deep dive into the process of roadmapping – why it’s important and how it should evolve as your company scales.
Product & Design 32 min listen
In our 11th episode Des Traynor and Paul Adams discuss the importance of collaboration between product and marketing teams, especially as a company scales.
Product & Design 31 min listen
Des Traynor and Paul Adams return with episode 10 of Intercom on Product, exploring product judgment. What is it? Why does it matter? And how to develop it?
Product & Design 28 min listen
Des Traynor and Paul Adams discuss the importance of efficiency to good product principles and why it’s important to build a team who are willing make every day count
Product & Design 41 min listen
I sat down with Paul Adams and Emmet Connolly to reflect on the end of an era as well as the products and technology that defined 2019.
Product & Design 31 min listen
In episode seven of Intercom on Product, Des Traynor and Paul Adams discuss six key ingredients for product strategy and how to align them with company strategy.
Product & Design 17 min watch
Convincing potential users to sign up for your product isn’t easy. But what happens next is far more important – customer retention is the next frontier.
Product & Design 32 min listen
On this episode of Intercom on Product, we discuss the five inputs that guide us at Intercom; how to think about the relationship between inputs, outputs and outcomes; and how to frame projects as customer problems instead of business problems.