Product Strategy Roadmaps
Regardless of whether you need full-time content management help, your product strategy can benefit from an expert review and analysis. With years of experience as telecom product managers and programming directors, our team can help you fine tune your product strategy to increase revenue, retain subscribers, and establish profitable reselling partnerships with streaming services and other content providers.
This service is included in our Video Content Management Plan.
- Full product strategy review: our team will perform a full audit of your product packaging and pricing strategies to pinpoint opportunities for improvement
- Technology assessment: we will partner with your company’s engineering team to review and assess your technological capabilities to offer solutions that fit within your framework
- Financial assessment: by assessing your existing capital, our team can build a custom solution that fits both your needs and your budget
- Consumer base assessment: we’ll help you identify new areas of opportunity in your consumer market, as well as insights about your existing subscribers, to inform your product selection and package offerings
- A product strategy road map: through our review process, we will work alongside your team to identify key road map items that can guide your decision-making, and we will provide you with a full product road map and recommendations for how you can save money, create new revenue streams, retain subscribers, and penetrate new markets
With a Product Strategy Roadmap, our team’s experience in product development, content management, and programming direction becomes your biggest asset. As your partner, we share insights on industry trends and proven solutions and bring a fresh perspective to the table. To begin your Product Strategy Roadmap, contact us today.
Feedback from our clients:
“Leverage has its own fan club inside the company at all levels and departments.”
“The folks at Leverage have a wealth of experience of understanding the nuances of programming contracts, especially NCTC Agreements. They are able to help members navigate the complicated terms of programming agreements as well.”
“The complexity and intensity of video content negotiation has become a battlefield of sorts in recent years. There is a great amount at stake on both sides of the table. And ‘leverage’ is the perfect word to describe the environment. In getting to know and work with Cheryl, I’m confident that all medium to small cable companies and video providers should work with her. She knows how to negotiate contracts and ensure that her customers are getting the best deals possible. I’m not sure why a smaller company or emerging company without fully dedicated resources wouldn’t want to have that assurance. Her company, Leverage, is uniquely positioned in their segment.”
“The longer we have our relationship with Leverage, the more valuable the relationship has proven to become. We are now at year 8+ of our time working with Leverage and they are unquestionably one of our most valuable strategic partnerships.”
“The Leverage Broadband Strategies team is conscientious, proactive, and knowledgeable. They are our strategic partners and consultants—and by outsourcing specific functions to them, our team has time to focus on mission-critical objectives.”
Contact us today to see how we can help
(314) 200-9225
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