Blog Usetiful - Digital product adoption made simple

  While Generative AI applications like ChatGPT and DALL·E have dominated the conversation over the last few years, something much more powerful is around the corner. In 2025, AI agents look set to be next-level implementations of large language models (LLMs) because of their ability to automate a wide range of business processes, revolutionize customer services, and deeply integrate with other digital tools and platforms. But how can your business ensure it’s well-positioned to take advantage of this productivity, cost-saving, and scalable automation? Digital Adoption Platforms (DAPs) hold the key. What are AI agents? Image by drobotdean on Freepik Artificial intelligence agents, typically shortened to AI agents, are autonomous software that uses a mix of AI technologies like LLMs to function independently, adapt and adjust to new situations, and execute goal-oriented tasks. Unlike simple chatbots, these sophisticated tools can complete tasks and workflows without constant human s...

  Finding product-market fit (PMF) is the Holy Grail for startup founders. Figuring out if sustainable demand for your product exists is something you want to do as early as possible so you can change course or make the necessary adjustments. However, many startups only realize they don’t have PMF well after going to market.  This article will look at how you can identify and achieve PMF, even if things aren’t quite going as expected.  Image by creativeart on Freepik What is the 40% Rule? Sean Ellis is well-known in the software development space. In a legendary 2010 blog post, he coined the term “growth hacking ,” which revolutionized how founders think about product marketing. As if that were not enough, he also popularised the Sean Ellis Rule, also known as the 40% Rule. The 40% Rule is very straightforward. All it requires is asking your users one simple question: "How would you feel if you could no longer use our product?" The respondents then have a choice of one of...