Vision to Values is a framework created by Jeff Weiner, Executive Chairman of LinkedIn and Founding Partner of Next Play Ventures. It is designed to help companies codify their purpose, approach, and ethos in a clear and efficient manner. By using the Vision to Values framework, organizations can better understand their core values and use them to guide their decision-making and actions.

+1 Labs, the innovation lab at Match Group (Tinder, Hinge, Match, OkCupid), developed this roadmap template to help teams prioritize their big bets for the year and maintain a clear vision and focus. The template is designed to provide clarity around what the team wants to pursue and when, allowing them to move forward with confidence and direction. By using this template, teams can better align their efforts and resources towards achieving their most important goals.

This template is designed to help marketing or product managers clearly and consistently define the events and calls needed to make their Segment instance useful and achieve their analytics goals. The template includes instructions for creating a tracking plan, pre-defined calls that are common to most use cases, and recommendations for maximizing the value of a Segment instance. By using this template, managers can create a clear plan that developers can use to quickly implement the tracking required to start deriving insights from data.

If you struggle with keeping track of multiple projects that are constantly changing and have trouble prioritizing your tasks each day, this template may be helpful. It provides a comprehensive view of your ongoing projects, daily tasks, and events, allowing you to organize and manage your workload more effectively.

Test different concepts and ideas. Build portfolios to showcase your work. Plan and prepare for your ProductHunt launch day. This product allows you to easily create responsive websites without any extra effort. It comes with a library of 50 different components that you can use to build your pages.

Former Netflix VP of Product Management Gibson Biddle recommends using three simple tools to define an enduring brand. By combining these tools in one template, you can easily begin creating the story behind your company. This template provides all the necessary resources to get started.

This product helps you plan and schedule your social media posts. It shows you the best times to publish your posts, alerts you about upcoming posts, and allows you to view the activity and engagement of your posts on a calendar. This can help you maximize the visibility and impact of your content on social media.

The following is a Product Requirement Document (PRD) or Product Spec template designed specifically for product managers in the tech industry. This template allows you to easily build a spec and track pain points, users and personas, implementation plans, and success criteria. The creator of this template built it because they found it difficult to keep track of all the relevant parts of a PRD using more conventional tools. One of the main advantages of using this template in Notion is that it allows you to maintain a clean, high-level overview while linking to more detailed pieces of information. Additionally, the "Relations" feature in Notion can be used to link users to user stories and features, ensuring that you always know for whom you are building something and what pain you are trying to solve.

Use this template to schedule and track the status of user research. Add additional database properties as you see fit - even calculate their sum or average.

Collecting feedback is an essential part of any growing startup looking to improve their product. This feedback tracker allows you to centralize all of your product feedback from various platforms into a single, accessible database. Use the Notion Web Clipper to quickly capture online feedback and embed the details into a subpage. You can prioritize certain features by categorizing feedback with quantifiable tags. This template will help give your customers a voice and provide clarity on what the team should focus on.