Free guide: "WTF?" product prioritization framework guide

A practical guide for SaaS founders and product managers to find reasons for product failure – what’s blocking value.
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WTF product prioritization framework – Where's The F*ckup?

SaaS products are complicated. They’re hard to build and even harder to make sure they work seamlessly and deliver value as expected.

If you’re reading this, something is likely wrong with the product. It’s not performing as planned, and users aren’t entirely happy.

Value leaks in many places. But ONE leak matters most. WTF? Where’s the f*ckup?

Download the framework to find the biggest leak and fix it.
WTF product prioritization framework – Where's The F*ckup? Download PDF for free.

What will you find inside this product prioritization framework guide?

A PDF with a simple three-step guide on how to identify the main reason your SaaS product isn’t delivering enough value. There’s only ONE main problem. Find it. Fix it.

The product prioritization framework covers what happens before, inside, and after your product – where value leaks.

It outlines the most common problems at each step, a clear approach to fixing them, key things to pay attention to, and the crucial metrics to track.

Delivering more value to users isn’t about adding features or growing the number of users. It’s about clear positioning, removing blockers, and providing clarity.

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If your product feels off, or you know it should perform better but doesn’t – run a quick WTF check.

It helps you spot where the flow breaks – before the product, inside it, or after users get value – and identify what’s helping versus what’s quietly blocking progress.

Once you go through it, share your feedback. I’m genuinely curious what you find – no filters.

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Olga Shavrina
Olga Shavrina: Product Leader & Startup Builder
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