Are some branches overloaded while others are empty?
This might indicate areas receiving too much or too little attention.
Does the distribution align with your strategic priorities? [4] Pro Tip!
Take photos of your product tree after each session to track how your priorities evolve over time.
Presenting your roadmap How you share your roadmap matters as much as what's in it.
A good presentation builds support and excitement for your product direction: Tell a story about your strategy instead of just listing features Adjust your presentation for different audiences Keep discussions high-level, focusing on themes and outcomes Include ways to measure success for each part of the plan Before presenting, learn what matters to your audience.
Share the roadmap with key decision-makers early to address concerns before the main presentation.
Throughout your presentation, tell a compelling story about how your roadmap connects to user needs and business goals.
This helps everyone understand why you've made certain decisions and builds stronger support. Pro Tip!
Practice your roadmap presentation with a colleague before sharing with larger groups to find gaps in your story.
Pro Tip: Modern product managers focus on business outcomes and customer behavior changes, not simply counting features shipped.
Level 2 · Vision, Strategy & Roadmaps