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SLIPPERY related to PLG

The Product Company Gap was created to offer insights into the development of successful products, in a way that would contribute to building a sustainable company. It incorporated the notion of designing friction free products that would literally slip into market, hence the original SLIPPERY framework, now simplified to just SLIP. The framework provided an understanding of the fundamental elements needed to create products that delight users and drive sustainable growth for your startup. fv

Since this framework predates yet is relatable as a precursor to the now-popular Product Led Growth (PLG) approach, below is a table connecting the elements of SLIPPERY to PLG examining how each of its components relates to the modern principles of PLG

Ultimately, Startup Secrets emphasizes "no pride of authorship," acting as a resource to support entrepreneurs in their journey. Rather than prescribing a specific approach, independent of source, we encourages you the entrepreneur to use your own judgment to develop unique, applicable solutions to your challenges. So in this case, the choice of frameworks or terms whether SLIPPERY or PLG is irrelevant. The key is understanding and mastering the concepts we hope will empower you to create exceptional products that genuinely resonate with your target audience.
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SLIPPERY Framework

Related Product Led Growth (PLG) thinking...
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Simple
• Intuitive UX/UI
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• Streamlined design
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• Self-serve model
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Low to no initial cost
• Freemium models
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• Low customer acquisition cost (CAC)
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• Sustainable growth
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Installs easily
• Seamless onboarding
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• Quick start guide
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• Clear KPIs and metrics
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Proves value quickly
• Immediate value delivery
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• Clear value proposition
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• Data-driven decision making
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Plays well with others*
• Integration capabilities
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• Partner ecosystem
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• Expansion of product offerings
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Easy to use
• User-friendly interface
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• Contextual help
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• User engagement & retention
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ROI is obvious
• Tangible business impact
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• High customer lifetime value (CLTV)
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• Gamification and in-app feedback
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Yield-maximizing
• Upselling & cross-selling opportunities
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• Indispensable product features
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• Viral loops & word-of-mouth marketing
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• Customer advocacy programs
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