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In this episode, Ryan Glasgow, the founder and CEO of Sprig, shares his insights on product management and the impact of AI. He and Kyle discuss his background in product management and his experience scaling companies like Weebly and Vurb from startup to successful exit. Ryan also explains the importance of product market fit and how to determine if a product is meeting customer needs. We also explore the concept of feature market fit and the role of AI in analyzing user data. Ryan provides advice for aspiring founders and product managers and shares his recommendations for interesting podcasts and products. TakeawaysPut in the time and gain experience in product management before starting a company.Product market fit is determined by how disappointed customers would be if the product no longer existed.Feature market fit is about understanding the importance of specific features to users, even if they are infrequently used.AI is revolutionizing product management by providing insights and analysis at scale.Consider using AI to analyze user data and gain deeper understanding of the product experience.Founders should focus on building enduring businesses and not just raising seed funding.Google Bard is an AI tool that has shown promise in providing accurate and real-time responses. OpenAI requires advanced prompt engineering and custom instructions, while Google provides more basic prompts and easier responses.Google's approach to product management focuses on polished consumer-grade experiences, while OpenAI's models require more hand-holding.The ease of use of AI models is becoming more apparent in Google's offerings, potentially impacting user preferences.The future outlook involves observing the race between OpenAI and Google in terms of mainstream adoption and product development.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Background03:28 Getting into Product Management06:09 Starting as a Product Manager at Early Companies11:32 The Process of Patenting16:27 Understanding Product Market Fit20:03 The Importance of Feature Market Fit28:01 The Impact of AI on Product Management31:02 Incorporating AI into Product Insights42:24 Advice for Founding a Company47:18 Advice for Product Managers49:05 Interesting Recommendations50:12 Product Recommendations51:11 Comparison between OpenAI and Google52:42 Ease of Use and Product Management53:29 Conclusion and Future OutlookLinks from the Show:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryanglasgow/Books: Competing Against Luck, Amp It UpWebsite: https://sprig.com/More by Kyle:Follow Prodity on Twitter and TikTokFollow Kyle on Twitter and TikTokSign up for the Prodity Newsletter for more updates.Kyle's writing on MediumProdity on MediumLike our podcast, consider Buying Us a Coffee or supporting us on Patreon

User research determines your users' pain points, motivations, needs, and preferences. The purpose is to learn how to serve current and potential customer segments with the best service or product. In this episode of the ProductLed Podcast, Wes Bush talks with Ryan Glasgow, the CEO and founder of Sprig, a user insights platform. They discuss the importance of building customer-centric products to drive business growth. Ryan shares his experiences in product management and talks about how to gather user insights on both pre and post product-market fit. He highlights the value of talking to customers, asking the right questions, and continuously measuring and understanding user experiences.  Highlights 2:00: Ryan shares his background in product management and the importance of solving meaningful problems.  6:05: He discusses the challenges faced when launching a new product and the importance of gathering user insights. 11:10: Ryan shares a specific example of using in-product surveys to gather user feedback and improve the product. 15:30: The importance of understanding user insights for product-led companies to scale. 18:30: Ryan explains the Sean Ellis framework for measuring product-market fit and the importance of segmenting data.  22:05: The different strategies and techniques for understanding users' pre- and post-product-market fit. 26:30: The importance of continuously measuring product-market fit and feature-market fit. 29:30: Ryan provides actionable tips for better understanding users, including talking to customers and increasing touchpoints.  33:15: The importance of asking against-the-grain questions and seeking to invalidate ideas.   About The Guest Ryan Glasgow is the CEO and Founder of Sprig, a user insights platform. He is the author of The Customer‑Obsessed Product Manager's Playbook and current host of the People Driven Products Podcasts. Ryan has a strong background in product management. Prior to founding Sprig, he was the Group Product Manager at Weebly, Product Manager at Vurb, and Product Designer at Extrabux. Links LinkedIn Sprig

Aurelius Podcast - Episode 64 highlights with Ryan Glasgow: - The story of Sprig and the gap Ryan identified in user research and market research tools - Problems and challenges with typical surveys for product research - Effectiveness and application of in-context survey research - AI in UX research and the true value a human brings as a researcher - Concerns and tips for using AI in customer research analysis - A founders perspective on customer research and the power of in-context research

In this episode, Amir Bormand interviews Ryan Glasgow, the CEO of Sprig. They discuss Ryan's journey from pre-Sprig to launching the company, focusing on building products centered around experience data. Ryan explains how Sprig is a product experience insights platform that helps companies understand what their customers think of their products. They delve into the different products offered by Sprig, including in-product surveys, session replay, prototype testing, and AI. Tune in and learn more about how Sprig revolutionizes customer feedback and product development. Highlights [00:01:06] Sprig's core product: in-product surveys. [00:04:02] Early-stage company experiences. [00:07:36] The evolution of CDs. [00:11:38] Customer journey and product fit. [00:15:25] Outbound feedback is crucial. [00:18:12] User experience management. [00:23:48] Identifying core supporters of the product. [00:26:06] Product market fit and learnings. Guest: Ryan Glasgow is the founder and CEO of Sprig. Sprig is the leading product experience insights platform and works with high-growth companies, including Figma, Notion, Loom, and Dropbox. Before starting the company, Ryan was a Product Manager and early team member at five different companies that he helped scale from startup to successful exit, including Weebly, which was acquired by Square, and Vurb, which Snapchat acquired. --- Thank you so much for checking out this episode of The Tech Trek, and we would appreciate it if you would take a minute to rate and review us on your favorite podcast player. Want to learn more about us? Head over at https://www.elevano.com Have questions or want to cover specific topics with our future guests?Please message me at https://www.linkedin.com/in/amirbormand (Amir Bormand)

In this insightful episode of Tech Talks Daily, I welcome Ryan Glasgow, Founder and CEO of Sprig, for a deep dive into integrating artificial intelligence (AI) in product management. Glasgow, a seasoned product manager with a track record of scaling startups to successful exits, shares his expertise from his experience at Sprig - a platform trusted by industry giants like Paypal, Coinbase, and Peloton for measurement of user experience. Our conversation begins with exploring how AI is revolutionizing the building of new features and products. Glasgow discusses the practicalities and importance of prototyping and testing AI applications, ensuring they solve customer problems before fully integrating into products. We then shift our focus to the critical task of measuring user sentiment. Glasgow highlights common pitfalls teams encounter in this area and shares his insights on effectively gathering and interpreting user feedback. This discussion naturally leads into an examination of the modern product stack in 2023, as Glasgow describes the evolution of product management tools and how world-class teams are integrating diverse tools to understand and meet user needs at scale. One key theme of our conversation is understanding user experience as a user base scales. Glasgow emphasizes the importance of collecting and analyzing large-scale data to achieve this. He also underscores the need for product teams to continually ask tough questions about product-market fit and to let customer feedback drive strategic decision-making. As we delve deeper, the discussion illuminates how AI transforms product teams. Glasgow and I examine the challenges and opportunities presented by this transformation, focusing on solving the right problems for customers and understanding their specific needs. We also touch on the potential impact of AI on product-market fit and the evolving landscape of SaaS tools. Join us for this episode as Ryan Glasgow unravels the complexities of incorporating AI into product development, offering invaluable advice for product teams aiming to build world-class products.

In this episode of the Thoughtful Entrepreneur, your host Josh Elledge speaks with the Founder & CEO of Sprig, Ryan Glasgow.Sprig is a platform that helps businesses gather user feedback through in-product surveys, session replays, and data analysis with artificial intelligence. They've worked with big names like Netflix, Dropbox, Robinhood, Coinbase, and Peloton, ensuring these companies get a representative sample of user experiences.Ryan shared that Sprig has an impressive response rate of 33% for their surveys. He compared this to platforms like Yelp, where only a small percentage of users leave reviews, but those reviews are generally accurate representations of the overall experience.Ryan emphasized the importance of understanding user experience. He cited companies that have faced backlash and struggled due to a lack of customer perception. In his view, companies that don't prioritize understanding their customers may lack empathy and risk falling behind in a competitive and challenging economic environment.One of the most exciting aspects of Sprig is its implementation of AI for data analysis. Ryan explained that they use advanced AI models to summarize and analyze large amounts of survey data. This provides meaningful insights and even suggestions for improving the product experience. The potential for conversations with AI entities that understand the data and can help make decisions based on customer feedback is groundbreaking.Key Points from the Episode:Introduction of Ryan Glasgow, founder and CEO of SprigSprig's services in gathering user feedback for companies like Netflix, Dropbox, Robinhood, Coinbase, and PelotonComparison of Sprig's high response rate for surveys to platforms like YelpImportance of understanding user experience and its impact on companiesImplementation of AI for data analysis and providing insights and suggestions for product improvementPotential applications of Sprig for large enterprise-level companies and early-stage startupsVision for the future of Sprig and advancements in AIImportance of valuing customer feedback and increasing customer loyaltyFuture of delivering exceptional experiences through targeted surveysAbout Ryan Glasgow:Ryan Glasgow, Founder and CEO of Sprig (formerly UserLeap), is a seasoned figure in the tech industry. His brainchild, Sprig, is a research platform specializing in advanced usability testing and in-product survey capabilities, catering to renowned companies like Dropbox, Loom, and Shift. An accomplished author, Glasgow penned "The Customer-Obsessed Product Manager's Playbook" and currently hosts the People Driven Products Podcast. He has a robust product management background and previously held key roles such as group product manager at Weebly, product manager at Vurb, and product designer at Extrabux. Ryan's contributions to the industry underscore his expertise in enhancing user experience and driving product innovation.Sprig:Sprig is a dynamic product insights platform that empowers teams to enhance their products through swift user insights. Its capabilities span from testing new designs and prototypes to optimizing core user flows. Trusted by prominent companies, including Dropbox, Square, Notion,...

Join Matt Watson and Ryan Glasgow, CEO and Founder of Sprig, as they talk about optimizing product launches for growth. In this conversation, Matt and Ryan share how to use AI to analyze feedback to find product market fit. They also talk about the value you can get from having your users test your prototypes and why customers are willing to answer your survey questions and help you move your product forward.   Find Startup Hustle Everywhere: https://gigb.co/l/YEh5   This episode is sponsored by Gusto: https://gusto.com/startuphustle Get three months free when you run your first payroll!   Learn more about Sprig: https://sprig.com  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Full episode transcript here: www.unusual.vc/post/sprigs-product-market-fit-journey Sprig is an AI-powered product feedback platform; it helps teams run in-product surveys and session replays with AI native analysis to help them build better products. Last valued at $330M, Sprig has hundreds of the largest and fastest growing tech companies as customers, including Notion, Figma, PayPal, Webflow, and Dropbox. In this episode, Sandhya Hegde chats with Ryan Glasgow, the founder and CEO of Sprig.  Join us as we discuss: 01:13 Sprig's origin story 05:26 Evolution of user feedback platforms 09:26 Building Sprig's early team 12:37 Validating Sprig's product hypothesis 15:37 Building relationships with early design partners 19:15 Iterating to MVP 23:19 Ryan's approach to founder selling 29:11 Sprig's early AI strategy 33:36 Sprig AI strategy post-ChatGPT 35:37 Ryan's evolution as CEO Sandhya Hegde is a General Partner at Unusual Ventures, leading investments in modern SaaS companies with a focus on AI. Previously an early executive at Amplitude, Sandhya is a product-led growth (PLG) coach and mentor. She can be reached at sandhya@unusual.vc and  Twitter/X LinkedIn Ryan Glasgow  is the founder and CEO of Sprig.  Unusual Ventures is a seed-stage venture capital firm designed from the ground up to give a distinct advantage to founders building the next generation of software companies. Unusual has invested in category-defining companies like Webflow, Arctic Wolf Networks, Carta, Robinhood, and Harness. Learn more about us at https://www.unusual.vc/. Further reading from Unusual Ventures: Defining your ideal customer profile (ICP) Working with design partners Validating your early product hypothesis

George sits down with Ryan Glasgow, CEO of Sprig. Ryan is a seasoned product management professional with a wealth of experience understanding customers' needs.The conversation revolves around the vital aspect of grasping customer problems for successful product development. Ryan highlights the power of asking the right questions and shares lessons from his time at Weebly, where user feedback transformed their mobile app.They explore the broader theme of customer-centricity in product management, delving into the importance of genuine understanding and its impact on product-market fit, plus the significance of unconventional team structures and early "aha!" moments.

Sprig is an AI-powered user insights platform that has raised over $88m. Today's discussion features two key individuals in Sprig's journey so far: Ryan Glasgow, Sprig's CEO and founder; and Kevin Mandich, Sprig's Head of Machine Learning. Before Sprig, Ryan was an early PM at GraphScience, Vurb, and Weeby (all of which were acquired), and Kevin was an ML Engineer at Incubit, and a Post-Doctoral Researcher at UC San Diego. In today's episode, we discuss: Key lessons from the Sprig founding story Product development in the pre vs. post-LLM world How to overcome AI skepticism How to evaluate new models and how to know when to switch Why you need an ML engineer Sprig's “AI Squad” team structure How Sprig upskills all team members on AI Referenced: Auto-GPT: https://github.com/Significant-Gravitas/Auto-GPT Chat GPT: https://chat.openai.com Google's BERT model: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BERT_(language_model) Jira: https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira Jobs to Be Done Framework: https://hbr.org/2016/09/know-your-customers-jobs-to-be-done Langchain: https://www.langchain.com/ Sprig: https://sprig.com/ Where to find Ryan Glasgow: Twitter: https://twitter.com/ryanglasgow LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryanglasgow/ Where to find Kevin Mandich: Twitter: https://twitter.com/kevinmandich LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinmandich/ Where to find Brett Berson: Twitter: https://twitter.com/brettberson LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brett-berson-9986094/ Where to find First Round Capital: Website: https://firstround.com/ First Round Review: https://review.firstround.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/firstround Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@FirstRoundCapital This podcast on all platforms: https://review.firstround.com/podcast Timestamps (02:50) Intro (04:57) What attracted Kevin to Sprig (05:53) Kevin's background before Sprig (07:56) How Ryan gained conviction about Kevin (09:55) Key technical challenges and how they solved them (18:46) How to overcome AI skepticism (21:47) The early difficulties of building an ML-enabled product (25:06) Evaluating new models and knowing when to switch (35:09) Using Chat GPT (37:23) Product development in the pre vs. post-LLM world (39:53) The impact of AI hype on Sprig's product development (45:36) Balancing AI automation with user-psychology (48:47) Do recent LLMs reduce Sprig's competitive advantage? (51:00) The importance of "selling the vision" to customers (54:40) How Sprig structures teams (57:25) How Sprig upskills all team members on AI (60:25) 3 key tips for companies trying to navigate AI (66:05) Major limitations with LLMs right now (70:27) The future of AI and the future of Sprig

Dive into an insightful episode, "Panel on Leveraging Data Analytics for Effective Product Management," with a panel of industry leaders. Moderated by Nicole Breskin, VP of Product at Disney, this discussion features Collin Crowell, Abbie Kouzmanoff, and Ryan Glasgow. Discover data challenges, redefine success metrics, explore AI applications and more. Tune in for enriching conversations and practical strategies that will resonate with aspiring and current Product Managers alike. Get the FREE Product Book and check out our curated list of Product Management resources here.

Ryan Glasgow is the founder and CEO of Sprig. Sprig is the easiest way to collect product feedback, inform product decisions, and increase your speed of innovation. The world's best product teams including the teams at Notion, Loom, and Robinhood use Sprig's in-app surveys and concept and usability tests to capture insights from their customers and build better products. Every week, at the bottom of this newsletter, I use a Sprig survey to get your feedback -- you click a button to tell me whether you loved or hated the newsletter and write a comment, and Sprig categorizes responses with machine learning so that I can get a quick pulse check. Here's what I love about Sprig: The UX is clean and simple, consumer-grade, and they have 75 templates which makes getting started so easy It's incredibly fast to source participants and launch a survey or concept test As a dashboard junkie, I love watching the results and AI-driven insights roll in in real-time, even, and especially, when the feedback is harsh! We actually almost stopped publishing this newsletter after edition #11 until we ran a Sprig Survey and discovered that 95% of you enjoyed reading it…so you can thank Sprig for the Weekly Dose of Optimism! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/notboring/message

Episode Description: In this episode of Awkward Silences, hosts Erin May and John Henry Forster welcome Ryan Glasgow, CEO of Sprig, to discuss the importance of in-product research. They dive into Sprig's generative and evaluative research tools, as well as recruiting current customers and reaching out to prospective users for market research. The conversation concludes with a discussion about best practices for in-product research. In this episode, we discuss: What is in-product research? Why is it important? The power of real-time research post-launch Strategies and best practices for conducting in-product surveys Shortening the feedback loop with Sprig Highlights: [00:01:46] The role of in-product research in the process of product development [00:04:39] How Sprig streamlines gathering feedback for in-product research experiments [00:08:26] Best practices: advice on how to maximize response rate and more [00:14:49] The benefits of hyper-targeted product research [00:17:55] Advanced use cases for Sprig - combining sentiment data with conversion data Sources mentioned in the episode: http://userinterviews.com/awkward Sprig About Our Guest Ryan Glasgow is the Founder and CEO at Sprig (formerly UserLeap), a research platform that provides advanced usability testing and in-product survey capabilities to companies such as Dropbox, Loom, and Shift. He is the author of The Customer‑Obsessed Product Manager's Playbook and current host of the People Driven Products Podcasts. Ryan has a strong background in product management. Prior to founding Sprig, he was the Group Product Manager at Weebly, Product Manager at Vurb, and Product Designer at Extrabux. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/awkwardsilences/message

1 hours and 38 minutes The Sponsors Thank you to Underground Printing for making this all possible. Rishi and Ryan have been our biggest supporters from the beginning. Check out their wide selection of officially licensed Michigan fan gear at their 3 store locations in Ann Arbor or learn about their custom apparel business at undergroundshirts.com. And let's not forget our associate sponsors: Peak Wealth Management, HomeSure Lending, Ann Arbor Elder Law, Michigan Law Grad, Human Element, The Phil Klein Insurance Group, Prentice 4M, where we recorded this, and introducing (to the podcast at least) TicketIQ! and The Nose Bleeds, which is the Sklars Bros' reboot of Cheap Seats on UFC Fight Pass. Free episode: 1. Defensive Line starts at 1:00 Despite Chris Hinton's departure, defensive tackle looks like a solid group! Mazi Smith was named the number one freak in the country by Bruce Feldman (in a good way). Is Mazi Smith finally happening this year? It might finally be happening this year, but he's definitely the biggest X-factor on the defense. Former MGoBlog Sleeper of the Year, Kris Jenkins, looks to be rounded into a Ryan Glasgow type. The depth takes a bit of a drop after these two. Consensus seems to be that Jim Harbaugh's "gift from the football gods" comment was referring to Kenneth Grant. Brian wants Alex to get older. George Rooks looks encouraging down the road. Jim Harbaugh says the defensive ends won't see much drop-off and might even be just as good - worst offseason lie we've ever heard? We feel good about Mike Morris, who should be a B+/A- player. After that, ehhh. Taylor Upshaw might be ok, Braiden McGregor hasn't been talked about much in camp. TJ Guy is a guy. Derrick Moore could be great but is a true freshman. Julius Welschof could be an X-factor! Brian wants a weakside end that eats peoples' souls and that probably doesn't exist this year.  [The rest of the writeup and the player after THE JUMP] --------------------- 2. Hot Takes and Linebackers starts at 31:20 Takes hotter than whatever is going on in the capillaries in Brian's face from having to record all the hot takes segments at once. Linebackers are in a similar boat as defensive tackle - two guys coming on that you feel good about and then a pretty stiff drop-off. Junior Colson and Nikhai Hill-Green's development this season will be crucial for this defense, Josh Ross isn't around to solve your problems anymore. Junior Colson runs fast, sometimes in the right direction. Next man up is Michael Barrett, who is not an inside linebacker. Maybe they give Jaydon Hood a chance? The freshmen probably won't contribute much this year. Maybe they Ravens it and run one linebacker- wait they did that against Michigan State, never mind.  3. Secondary starts at 54:21 Last year's secondary intro was "oh god oh no" (and it ended up being fine), this year feels much better! DJ Turner is the 4th Michigan player to make Feldman's Freaks list and was on a 3rd team All American list. Gemon Green has never performed at the highest level but has shown flashes. He's a decent to good Big Ten corner but the ball always goes through his hands, this is a good floor at cornerback. Enter Will Johnson: a true freshman who will absolutely see the field. Moving a starter from receiver to cornerback usually is a bad sign, but I think we feel... fine? About Mike Sainristil? He played offense and defense in high school and has the athleticism for the position so he might be decent in the new role. Those are probably the four corners that will get significant snaps, we probably won't see much of Jaylen Perry. At safety, are we sure Brad Hawkins doesn't have another year of eligibility? RJ Moten and Rod Moore will likely be the starters. They held their own in the snaps they played last season, including against Ohio State. The rest of the depth chart looks ok if they need to step up. There's been positive chatter about Quinten Johnson? Seth is high on Damani Dent.  4. Special Teams and Defense in Summary starts at 1:21:06 Special Teams: same as last year, the end. Jake Moody, Brad Robbins, AJ Henning, and Blake Corum are back. Also Ronnie Bell is back to return punts (/TweekACK). Shout outs to Jay Harbaugh for being the best special teams coach in the country and Cornelius Johnson for blocking two punts. Best special teams unit in the country? What would Nebraska's record be last year if they had Michigan's special teams? Overall defense feels rickety, there are maybe four or five spots that having to rely on backups would be bad. If you were starting a defense from scratch, starting with two good defensive tackles and good cornerbacks is a good start. Expectation for the defense is around top 20-30.  MUSIC: “No Beginner”—Serengeti “Ode to Viceroy”—Mac Demarco “Tidal Wave”—The Apples in Stereo “Across 110th Street”

1 hour and 39 minutes The Sponsors Thank you to Underground Printing for making this all possible. Rishi and Ryan have been our biggest supporters from the beginning. Check out their wide selection of officially licensed Michigan fan gear at their 3 store locations in Ann Arbor or learn about their custom apparel business at undergroundshirts.com. And let's not forget our associate sponsors: Peak Wealth Management, HomeSure Lending, Ann Arbor Elder Law, Michigan Law Grad, Human Element, The Phil Klein Insurance Group, SignalWire (use the code MUPPETS), Prentice 4M, where we recorded this, Team Fan Club, and introducing The View from the Cheap Seats podcast by the Sklars, who join us for the Hot Takes segments. Please go subscribe and like their podcast,and leave your hot takes about this game in the reviews. 1. Spring Game - Offense starts at 1:00 It's been so long since there was a spring game we could actually talk about. Instead of a punting exhibition we got Donovan Edwards and Blake Corum smack-talking each other from across the field. It was fun. Davis Warren looked to be functional, Bowman maybe not as much. Yes, Alex Orji's name is pronounced the way you think it is. Mullings might be the closest to replacing Hassan Haskins as the power back (Wisconsin recruited him for running back, after all). Idaho... Almost impossible to grade the offensive line based on how much it was mixed around but the starting five are probably decided anyways. Comment below if you think Seth should UFR the Spring Game! [The rest of the writeup and the player after THE JUMP] 2. Spring Game - Defense starts at 27:13 All eyes on Will Johnson and Mike Sainristil, who both looked good. Going to need the corners to step up this year. Not sure if there's anyone to replace Dax Hill in the slot, it might be Sainristil. Have yet to see McBurrows who is still recovering from injury. Hill-Green looks to be atop the linebackers (he got pulled early meaning he's a guy). Back-up linebackers are pretty meh. If Brian was a walk-on QB he would wear 37 so that if he completed one pass he would be the best #37 of all time. In general, the defensive line did not get obliterated which is encouraging. Mason Graham might be Ryan Glasgow 2.0. Raequan Williams is the MSU player Seth can't remember. Derrick Moore is on his way to be a player. Braiden McGregor got mauled by the tight ends. Moten looked like more of a leader at safety. 3. Hot Takes and Basketball starts at 51:40 Takes hotter than Caleb Love merchandise and NIL rights. Double pass should be the flea flicker of 2022 - Brian wants a flea flicker hook and ladder. DeVante' Jones has declared for the NBA draft but Hunter Dickinson has not. Moussa would likely get drafted if he goes, Hunter might not. Michigan needs shooters from the portal. Kansas State combo guard Nijel Pack is someone to keep an eye out for in the transfer portal but he'll be heavily recruited by everyone. Seth thinks Michigan men's basketball has some of the best coaches in the Big Ten, the team was limited by shooting and roster mis-management. 4. U.S. Soccer starts at 1:34:22 Brian has run out of things to talk about and has decided to talk about U.S. Soccer and the World Cup. How many times will Brian say "Michigan" instead of "U.S."? U.S. plays great at home but not on the road. Can the U.S. handle the climate? Brian expresses heavy feelings about Clemens. MUSIC: "At the Crossroads (Alt Mix)"--The Sir Douglas Quintet "A Satisfied Mind"--Goose Creek Symphony "Aurora"—The Foo Fighters "Next to Normal"--Lucius

Things discussed: Georgia mindset: They got 2018 Ohio State gamed vs Bama, think they're going to beat Michigan and lose to Bama again. Hoping there's some non-linear stuff going on: What UGA does to offenses in the 30s or 50s may not be what they do to a Top 5 group. Michigan has to get their explosive plays, a la Wisconsin. They're 2018 Michigan on defense, if Ryan Glasgow was 6'6”/340. Want to put 8 in the box and cover 1. Dealing with Davis? Trap trap trap trap. Want to see a great Michigan gameplan. Georgia's offense like throwing to the TE and RB so if Michigan can put them in long downs they put the Dawgs in a bad spot where they are using their best offensive weapons to chip Hutchinson/Ojabo. Brian recalls Andre Seldon broke up a fade in an all-star game vs their 6'7”/265 TE Darnell Washington. Basketball vs UCF: Michigan has to fix their turnover problem and their guards getting blown by problem. One of these problems probably gets fixed this game. Key to the game: hit your threes, because they play two bigs.

Today on the show we have Ryan Glasgow, CEO and founder of Sprig.In this episode, we talked about the pros and cons of the different stages of company growth, how Ryan took his experience at the 0 to 1 stage to build out Sprig and how Sprig solves the tension between user research and the speed at which product teams move today.We also discussed why churn and retention always comes back to user onboarding, how you can determine which action to focus on for your onboarding experience and the considerations to be made between single-player mode and multiplayer mode during onboarding.

Lincoln Prep Academy basketball coach and Athletic Director, Ryan Glasgow, hops on the show. He talks about building a winning culture in downtown Kansas City and educating young athletes the right way. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today's episode is with Ryan Glasgow, the founder and CEO of UserLeap, a product research platform that helps PMs, user researchers, and growth marketers launch microsurveys to uncover customer insights faster. Before founding UserLeap in 2018, Ryan was a PM and early team member at Weebly (which was acquired by Square) and Vurb (which was acquired by Snapchat).    We start by rewinding the clock back to the 6-month period before Ryan started the company — when he was validating his idea and assessing the crowded market. From how he approached segmentation and early customer conversations, to common product/market fit mistakes, there's so much advice in here for aspiring entrepreneurs.   We also get into what the first version of the product looked like, how they think about adding new features, and how UserLeap's 3 product principles are used day-to-day. We also dig into how this self-described “product guy” taught himself founder-led sales, including the specific tactics that made the biggest difference and how he's refined his approach into a repeatable playbook.   From the question he always asks in customer meetings, to the books that have had the biggest impact on his development, there's tons of really tactical nuggets in here for founders and product leaders alike.   Here are the books Ryan mentioned in the episode: What Customers Want: Using Outcome-Driven Innovation to Create Breakthrough Products and Services by Anthony Ulwick You Can't Teach a Kid to Ride a Bike at a Seminar by David Sandler User Story Mapping: Discover the Whole Story, Build the Right Product by Jeff Patton   You can follow Ryan on Twitter at @ryanglasgow.   You can email us questions directly at review@firstround.com or follow us on Twitter @firstround and @brettberson. 

The Who Dey over 40 Crew is back as we talk the signing of Joe Burrow and all the talk about how he is going to struggle? Will he have typical rookie growing pains or will they be worse because of the lack of OTA's and preseason. Plus we ponder the cutting of Ryan Glasgow and watch a terrible moment in Bengal history. Fun listen from your boys at Who Dey over 40

We talk with Coach Glasgow of Lincoln Prep about the outstanding year in athletics they had in 2019-2020!! Also the future of what is to come!!

We talk with Coach Glasgow of Lincoln Prep about the outstanding year in athletics they had in 2019-2020!! Also the future of what is to come!!

We talk with Coach Glasgow of Lincoln Prep about the outstanding year in athletics they had in 2019-2020!! Also the future of what is to come!!

Ryan Glasgow is a Talent Manager at Mills/Kaplan Entertainment in Hollywood.He is also an independent Producer, Writer and an excellent singer!In this podcast we discuss what may come of the entertainment industry once we open back up for business, being a content creator and the taboo subject of being dropped by your rep and best practices when an Actor wants to move on from their rep.

Dave Lapham and Myself are joined by Zac Taylor,Lou Anarumo, Ryan Glasgow, Trey Hopkins as we Recap The Bengals Week One Loss and Preview Week Two's Game vs The San Francisco 49ers.

Dr Steven Glasgow – father of Graham, Ryan and Jordan Glasgow – joins coaches Jim and Jack to talk Michigan football, family and life. That conversation continues into #JackTalk with the first installment of “Harbaugh’s Lasting Lessons.”True Car For a better way to sell or trade-in your car check out True Car

The founder of UserLeap and my friend, Ryan Glasgow came on the show this week. We dove deep into how product managers distill user feedback into actionable insights, and we also talked about Twitter upping the character limit, Facebook's mistakes, antitrust, blockchain and more.

2016 Michigan Football Players Wilton Speight, Ryan Glasgow, Amara Darboh Wisconsin Post Game Press Conference. Final Score Michigan 14 Wisconsin 7. 10-1-16.

2016 Michigan Football Defensive Tackle Ryan Glasgow talks about coming back from injury and competition on the defensive line.

CELEBRITY TALENT MANAGER - Ryan Glasgow is the Senior Vice President of Talent at International Talent Management Company Bohemia Group. Ryan is also a former child actor and recording artist turned Hollywood Agent in the 90's. Ryan Glasgow was part of the talent management team that signed celebrities: Zac Effron, James Franco, Corbin Bleu, Chad Michael Murray, Donald Faison, Thomas Dekker, The Sprouse Twins and many, many other celebrity actors. INTERVIEW QUESTIONS INCLUDE: What are most of the things an actor should have done in their career pursuit in show business before they seek out a talent manager? In your opinion, what are 3 of the absolute best and worst things you can do as an actor? What is the biggest challenge most actors face pursuing a career in the entertainment industry? For a new actor moving to Los Angeles, what's the best advice they should be given prior to relocating? WEBSITE: BohemiaEnt.com

CELEBRITY TALENT MANAGER - Ryan Glasgow is the Senior Vice President of Talent at International Talent Management Company Bohemia Group. Ryan is also a former child actor and recording artist turned Hollywood Agent in the 90's. Ryan Glasgow was part of the talent management team that signed celebrities: Zac Effron, James Franco, Corbin Bleu, Chad Michael Murray, Donald Faison, Thomas Dekker, The Sprouse Twins and many, many other celebrity actors. INTERVIEW QUESTIONS INCLUDE: What are most of the things an actor should have done in their career pursuit in show business before they seek out a talent manager? In your opinion, what are 3 of the absolute best and worst things you can do as an actor? What is the biggest challenge most actors face pursuing a career in the entertainment industry? For a new actor moving to Los Angeles, what's the best advice they should be given prior to relocating? WEBSITE: BohemiaEnt.com

Sterling and Stroili talk shop with 2012 LA Comedy Award nominee Stephanie Jones (“Funniest Actress in a Comedy”) about her career and her starring role in the hit web TV series Good Job, Thanks! Created and written by Ryan Glasgow, and also nominated for an LA Comedy Award as “Best New Comedy”, Good Job, Thanks! follows showbiz casting diva, Linda Livingston-Black (Jones) as she struggles to maintain her sanity in a job where day-to-day “normal” is anything and everything imaginable. The Live Arts Calendar highlights the LA Opera’s production of Albert Herring at the Los Angeles Music Center’s Dorothy Chandler Pavilion; and Celebrate Dance 2012, an annual, one-night-only dance festival showcasing the work of nine choreographers and seven dance companies at Glendale’s Alex Theatre. Jones shares an embarrassing career moment. Note: Bryonha Parham (currently co-starring in Porgy and Bess on Broadway) was originally set to guest on this edition of State of the Arts. Due to an unexpected conflict, Ms. Parham will be rescheduled for a near future appearance). Sponsored by Breakdown Services (http://www.breakdownexpress.com/)