6 post ideas to try
- 1Share the feature request from your biggest customer that you said no to and why.
- 2Describe the A/B test result that contradicted your team's strongest assumption.
- 3Write about the product decision you made based on gut feel that data later validated (or didn't).
- 4Tell the story of the feature you killed after launch because the data showed it was hurting more than helping.
- 5Share how you prioritize when everything is 'urgent', your actual process, not a textbook framework.
- 6Describe the product debate your team had where both sides were right and how you resolved it.
Example hooks to grab attention
“Our many-requested feature was destroying our retention. We killed it. Here's what happened.”
“I said no to a feature that would have generated $2M in revenue. It's the best product decision I've made.”
Tips for writing about this topic
- •Include the data and the reasoning. Product decision posts need both the what and the why.
- •Show the tradeoffs explicitly. Every yes is a no to something else, making that visible is the value.
- •Don't pretend decisions are obvious in hindsight. The uncertainty at decision time is what makes the story interesting.
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