Claap · Strategy · Mid · 45 to 60 minutes

Should Claap Stay Broad or Focus?

Claap makes software that records, summarizes, and shares meetings and short video updates so teams can collaborate asynchronously at work. Answer this product management case and get it graded line by line against a weighted rubric.

The situation

You are a PM at Claap, and the CEO has asked for a recommendation before the next planning cycle. Claap's product can be useful to several kinds of teams, and that flexibility helped early adoption, but it is now creating strain. Different prospects describe different top use cases, internal teams are hearing inconsistent reasons to buy, and the roadmap risks turning into a patchwork of requests rather than a coherent product direction. Leadership is debating whether to keep a broad customer definition and message, or to focus the company on a narrower ideal customer profile with a more specific value proposition. The timing matters because the team needs one clear story for product planning, messaging, and sales execution in the near term. The hard part is that narrowing too early could reduce demand and hide future opportunities, while staying broad could keep the team busy without increasing clarity. Your job is to recommend how Claap should define its target customer and value proposition now, given limited time and imperfect information.

What to produce

A 1 to 2 page strategy memo.

Your answer must

Constraints

Format

Use headings: decision, options, recommendation, implications, validation.

How Claap actually played it

Explains how Claap pivoted its value proposition and ideal customer profile, with a sense of urgency that aligned the team and a more disciplined definition of who the product serves.

  • Define the ICP with precision and discipline
  • Urgency aligns the team around a pivot
  • Reposition when the old customer definition stops working

Built from How Claap reinvented its value proposition and ICP to drive explosive growth by Timothe Frin.

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