Product manager

https://www.productboard.com/glossary/backlog-grooming/

A feature no one uses is not only useless, it also drains resources in its design, implementation and maintenence which could be better spent elsewhere.

You should track to which extent deployed features actually get used. Use this data to take the neccessary steps to improve usage where it makes sense, and retire features which seem like a lost cause in order to reallocate resources to areas of the product which are considered more useful.

https://online.hbs.edu/blog/post/types-of-customer-needs

How do you make products “fun”

• Design for early value realization (gaining value by performing only a few steps/adopting only a small portion of the product)
• Reduce dependencies, progress blockers and need for buy-in
• Improve usability
• Improve training & documentation
• Automate time-consuming, manual steps
• Provide templates, blueprints, best practices and sensible defaults for getting started quickly

https://www.chameleon.io/blog/time-to-value-ttv