Managing feature upvoting boards
What is feature upvoting?
Feature upvoting is a great way to get your voice heard on what features you would like to see on a product or website. By upvoting a feature, you essentially say that you would like to see that feature implemented. The more upvotes a feature gets, the more likely it is that the company will take notice and implement the feature.
Why do you need this?
As a product manager, you don't have time to keep track of different feedback channels when prioritizing your backlog. You want one central repository where everyone can add their suggestions and upvote the most valuable ones – including users, customers, and team members.
When you are building a product, it's vital to ensure that your features appeal to the needs of your target audience. Thoughtful customers, partners, designers, and developers have great ideas, so how do you decide which features are worth adding?
You must get direct feedback from your target audience to accurately assess market potential and customer interest around the features you're considering building into your product. ProductLift generates a visual report of the votes each feature request has received. This approach makes it easy for everyone involved in prioritizing requests to evaluate whether each is likely to be popular with customers once implemented.
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