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People don’t buy products.
They buy stories they want to be part of.
In this episode of Product बकर (Season 4), we explore why product narrative is one of the most underrated skills in product management — and how it can make the difference between something that gets noticed and something that gets ignored.
Because features explain what your product does.
But stories explain why it matters.
Through iconic examples like Apple’s iPod, Notion’s positioning, Duolingo’s simplicity, and Airbnb’s emotional storytelling, we break down how great products use narrative to turn complexity into clarity — and users into believers.
You’ll learn how to:
Because data may convince people.
But it’s stories that make them act.
If your product isn’t landing the way you expect, it might not be a feature problem — it might be a story problem.
And once you get the narrative right, everything else becomes easier to explain, sell, and scale.
By Rishikesh KankalPeople don’t buy products.
They buy stories they want to be part of.
In this episode of Product बकर (Season 4), we explore why product narrative is one of the most underrated skills in product management — and how it can make the difference between something that gets noticed and something that gets ignored.
Because features explain what your product does.
But stories explain why it matters.
Through iconic examples like Apple’s iPod, Notion’s positioning, Duolingo’s simplicity, and Airbnb’s emotional storytelling, we break down how great products use narrative to turn complexity into clarity — and users into believers.
You’ll learn how to:
Because data may convince people.
But it’s stories that make them act.
If your product isn’t landing the way you expect, it might not be a feature problem — it might be a story problem.
And once you get the narrative right, everything else becomes easier to explain, sell, and scale.