Matthew Mamet
@mamet.bsky.social
Fractional CxO | Executive Coach & Advisor | Marketplace Expert. Former TripAdvisor, EverQuote, and Schneider Electric EnergySage.
but . . . their BRANDS!!
November 12, 2025 at 1:49 PM
but . . . their BRANDS!!
...and some of those neighborhoods defend their turf fiercely and/or just "don't like those other folks" from some other neighborhood.
November 11, 2025 at 1:15 PM
...and some of those neighborhoods defend their turf fiercely and/or just "don't like those other folks" from some other neighborhood.
Clear distinction. Building in public is about trust and learning, not clout. Compounding product insights beats vanity metrics every time - but sharing lessons earned helps others and attracts the RIGHT audience, too.
November 11, 2025 at 1:14 PM
Clear distinction. Building in public is about trust and learning, not clout. Compounding product insights beats vanity metrics every time - but sharing lessons earned helps others and attracts the RIGHT audience, too.
Amazon’s AI-powered efficiency will ripple through all ops-driven businesses, regardless of what pundits promise. Upward mobility depends on learning how to leverage - rather than compete against - AI in every role.
November 10, 2025 at 2:11 PM
Amazon’s AI-powered efficiency will ripple through all ops-driven businesses, regardless of what pundits promise. Upward mobility depends on learning how to leverage - rather than compete against - AI in every role.
This is a wild bet on future growth. Hitting an $8.5T market cap and commercializing millions of robots is a moonshot.
November 7, 2025 at 1:44 PM
This is a wild bet on future growth. Hitting an $8.5T market cap and commercializing millions of robots is a moonshot.
Most of the time, speed is the best approach, as most decisions are "type 2" (reversible). matthewmamet.com/blog/speed-w...
Speed Wins: Experiment and Learn
Growth Product lessons learned from TripAdvisor’s quest to become a global hotel booking powerhouse.
matthewmamet.com
November 7, 2025 at 1:43 PM
Most of the time, speed is the best approach, as most decisions are "type 2" (reversible). matthewmamet.com/blog/speed-w...
Love seeing focus on bridging research and real-world impact. Shipping open-source projects as the “string” is perfect - distribution beats theory alone.
November 7, 2025 at 1:41 PM
Love seeing focus on bridging research and real-world impact. Shipping open-source projects as the “string” is perfect - distribution beats theory alone.
I just want to grow up to be a pumpkin. They seem cool. chill.
November 7, 2025 at 1:40 PM
I just want to grow up to be a pumpkin. They seem cool. chill.
terrifying, to say the least
November 7, 2025 at 1:39 PM
terrifying, to say the least
Sure! You could probably find other people who are better practitioners than I, but yes - have used TT in multiple companies and introduced it in one. shoot me a DM
November 6, 2025 at 1:51 PM
Sure! You could probably find other people who are better practitioners than I, but yes - have used TT in multiple companies and introduced it in one. shoot me a DM
of course, slack specifically doesnt' allow CMD+K, in favor of CMD+V.
super annoying
super annoying
November 6, 2025 at 1:49 PM
of course, slack specifically doesnt' allow CMD+K, in favor of CMD+V.
super annoying
super annoying
Great point on retention! Often, brands over-index on short-term acquisition instead of building habits and loyalty.
November 6, 2025 at 1:47 PM
Great point on retention! Often, brands over-index on short-term acquisition instead of building habits and loyalty.
Great list! I'd add: clear, data-driven distribution strategy. Even incredible founders in big markets fail without systematic go-to-market motion and ongoing growth obsession - from early traction to scale.
November 6, 2025 at 1:47 PM
Great list! I'd add: clear, data-driven distribution strategy. Even incredible founders in big markets fail without systematic go-to-market motion and ongoing growth obsession - from early traction to scale.
Absolutely agree - tools can handle tactics, but intuition, storytelling, and the courage to pursue ambitious bets are irreplaceable. PMs who master synthesis and inspire teams will only become more valuable as AI accelerates execution.
November 5, 2025 at 6:57 PM
Absolutely agree - tools can handle tactics, but intuition, storytelling, and the courage to pursue ambitious bets are irreplaceable. PMs who master synthesis and inspire teams will only become more valuable as AI accelerates execution.
The original shaped so much of how we approach team design at scale. Excited to see what’s evolved in v2 - especially around remote-first orgs and rapid product iteration. Any major shifts in recommended patterns since 2019?
November 5, 2025 at 6:56 PM
The original shaped so much of how we approach team design at scale. Excited to see what’s evolved in v2 - especially around remote-first orgs and rapid product iteration. Any major shifts in recommended patterns since 2019?
Especially in fast-moving orgs, tackling incremental automation over “big bang” transformations is underrated - lower risk, faster wins, and compounding platform maturity. Exciting to see real frameworks for PMs to utilize right away
November 5, 2025 at 6:56 PM
Especially in fast-moving orgs, tackling incremental automation over “big bang” transformations is underrated - lower risk, faster wins, and compounding platform maturity. Exciting to see real frameworks for PMs to utilize right away