Product Management Blogs to Follow

There is no such thing as knowing enough in the ever-changing world of PM. We need to stay updated and aware of current trends. There is an absolute gold mine of blogs for us!

Best Product Management Blogs?

From personal insights of some of the industry’s leaders to community sites which let you discuss your issues with other PMs – there is something for everyone.

Mind The Product

Mind The Product commenced in 2010 and has since then grown to over 50,000 members worldwide. The authors believe in curating the best content in order to help cultivate the product management community. Mind The Product is all about getting you involved with other product managers around the world. You can cross-post to your own blog and also enter discussions with other product managers. That way you can support each other and feel supported yourself.

First Round

First Round serve up blogs on the basis that they believe there is a wealth of untapped knowledge available in the world and that through spreading such knowledge they can revolutionize the way people create. They promise to never bore you, always provide the expert opinions and cut through all the mess to give you solid blogs that can help transform your work.

InVision

InVision offer a slick interface and easy to navigate blog which is, unsurprisingly, all about design. If you want some tips on how to up your design game or why design is so important when product managing then InVision is the place for you. InVision focus on the psychology and productivity of design and offer great insight into why these important factors must not be overlooked. They also have a mobile app, meaning you can now access their insights on the go.

The Product Guy

The Product Guy was set up by an award-winning product manager, Jeremy Horn. He has backgrounds in both starting successful start-ups and working for larger organizations as a product manager. Jeremy brings his hefty experience to light in this blog and allows you to read about experiences first hand. Jeremey also runs an annual competition called ‘The Best Product Person’ in which he awards the accolade to a leader in the product management world. The winner is asked to share their experiences and knowledge with others in the community. Jeremy knows what he’s talking about and he’s willing to share his knowledge with you.