How To Decide If PLG Is Right For Your Business

ProductLed Podcast - A podcast by Wes Bush, Maja Voje

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Do you want to know if Product Led Growth is right for your company? Are you not sure if this is the best option for your company? How will we find out? In today's podcast, Wes Bush welcomes Kieran Flanagan, SVP of Marketing at HubSpot, to share his insights and knowledge that you can use to determine whether Product-led Growth is right for your business. If you're starting to wonder whether Product Led Growth is right for your company or if you're not sure if this is the best option for your company, take a seat, relax, and listen to this podcast right now! Show Notes [01:50] Kieran begins to provide insight into whether PLG is a good fit for your company. [03:19] What goals should you be acquiring in terms of PLG? [6:52] Consider whether you have all of the components required to run a successful PLG business. [15:16] How do you know if PLG is right for your company if you're in the early stages and don't yet have product-market fit? [20:58] Consider your target audiences and users when determining whether PLG is right for your company. [21:57] Keep an eye out for these two major factors that can have an impact on your PLG business. [25:03] Making features available for free to a smaller market can result in a higher level of market fit. [28:05] This important advice can help you strive and win as a business in the field of product led growth. [30:51] What are some great offensive plays that businesses can make to emerge stronger from the recession? [35:16] Consider this final piece of advice when deciding whether PLG is right for your company. [36:00] Always care about winning, that's why we're here! About Kieran Flanagan Kieran works with SaaS companies to increase traffic, users, and revenue by millions of dollars. He also writes one post per month about topics for people who want to build scalable marketing and growth playbooks, as well as discuss, and speak with experts about scale-ups—that stage when companies have moved past the start-up stage and are entering the growth stage. Profile Kieran Flanagan on Twitter Kieran Flanagan's website