Users, functions, data
1. Core users
2. Mainstream users
3. Proportion of users of competing products
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1. Core users
How to find the core users of competing products?
First understand what functions the product has, functions that only core users or the most loyal users will use; if you understand the characteristics of core users, you can use user research methods to analyze users and establish Portrait of a user.
e.g
QQ Music Green Diamond paying users
Douban FM users who use FM as background music
Kugou Music search and listen , users who need the support of a massive music library
Xiami Music users who like to share and communicate
2. Mainstream users
Make a portrait of the user group and find the ones that match Portrait of people.
e.g
Mainstream user portraits
QQ Music is attracted from QQ users, users with low awareness of music products
Douban FM is similar to core users, lazy users who treat FM as background music
Kugou Music has low product function requirements, but needs the support of a massive music library
Xiami Music In addition to searching and playing, sharing users who also upload music
e.g
Proportion of users of competing products QQ Music
Core users pay < 10%
Most of the mainstream users are QQ users
Xiami Music
Pyramid type
Core users: sharing music and making friends
Mainstream Users: search for music, play music
Merchant: other links or APP users
Douban FM
Loyal fans: the proportion of personal FM channels is very small
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Mainstream users: A large proportion of lazy people play random games
Retail investors: A small proportion of occasional~~artistic ones
How to obtain user data of competing products?
1. User research method, identify several types of users, and make a portrait of each type of user
2. Data research
How to use competing product users data?
Find market entry points through competitive product user composition data
All competitive product data is to find the market entry point, or to verify whether your product’s idea can break through To prepare for this idea, when we get the user composition of competing products, including the characteristics of core users and mainstream users, we actually look at a competing product with a magnifying glass, analyze it, and see if there are any features in these competing products. Flaws and weaknesses, which user groups are easy to catch, and which user groups are more loyal and harder to catch.
The core competitiveness of competing products: the core function of the product. Without this function, the characteristics of the entire product will be gone, and there will be no way to compete in the market.
e.g
qq music
on the channel
Douban FM
Random algorithm
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Core functions of competing products
Analysis method -> Think about the problem from the perspective of competing product PM (*use mind map Exhausting functions* Prioritizing functions* Determining the most core functions) -> Recognizing competing products, understanding users -> Finally finding out the core competitiveness of competing products
Meaning:
Seize the opponent's core competitiveness and surpass it in the same function.
Avoid the core competitiveness of opponents and find competitive breakthroughs.
A good helper for getting started——>Zhihu
1. Overall data
2. Changing trends
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How to obtain the overall data of competing products?
1. Search industry reports
2. Use tools to view data Alexa, app Annie
3. Third-party application data app store
Acquisition and analysis of functional data
How to obtain opponent data?
Human flesh removal
How to effectively use competitor data for analysis?
1. Make assumptions first, and then collect data for verification
2. Carry out data collection, and gradually understand the functions of competing products in the process
Long Tail
The long tail theory is a subversion of the 80-20 rule. Under the new business model, the company's profits no longer rely on the traditional 20% of "high-quality customers", but on many customers who were previously ignored.
Market Analysis Method: SWTO Analysis
S: Internal Strengths
W: Internal Weaknesses
O: External Opportunities
T: External Threats
Value Curve Analysis
List each function point, and then mark it with a score, then score each product and each function, and finally Connect the function points of each product into a line, and then look at the fluctuations of this line, and then the best and worst function points of each product. This way you can understand how this product performs. In this way, by looking at all products together, we can also see which links in the entire market are relatively weak, thus creating opportunities.
Upstream, downstream and related markets
e.g
Gains and losses of Douban Movies
Platform-level applications
Experience closed loop
How to grasp product positioning?
User experience is not the key factor that determines whether a product can survive. Product positioning determines whether it can survive and how far it can go. Product positioning will be adjusted as the product develops.
e.g
NetEase Cloud Music
Key factors:
1. The entry point of the product——>Segmentation: sharp enough, Make a hole
Use the coordinate system: x age, y preference
2. Emerging: forward-looking enough, the future will change the present
Pyramid type:
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Interactive social networking: using music as a connection medium
Personalized recommendations
In the age of lazy people, you can listen to good music just by opening the app
Also There is a chance!
Create core functions that meet the positioning
To organize music content, you can use tags or playlists. Which one will you choose?
Playlist: UGC, a playlist format acceptable to ordinary people
UGC playlist: core, simplicity, connection, temperament
Summary
Know yourself and the enemy
Position yourself well
Understand needs
Create a reputation