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Becky Davidson

Community-Driven Product Strategist - Founder bpd strategy - Newsletter Creator

Becky Pierson Davidson is a community-driven product strategist and founder of BPD Strategy. She has an impressive professional background with several notable experiences:

Education and Certifications:

  • Bachelor of Architecture from Pratt Institute
  • User Experience Design Immersive from General Assembly
  • Certified in Pragmatic Management (PMC-I)
  • Multiple Section4 certifications in Strategy, Viral Growth, and Product Experimentation
  • Leadership certification from Harvard Extension School

Professional Experience: She was previously the Head of Product at bossbabe, where she made significant contributions to community retention. At bossbabe, she successfully reduced course refund requests by 6% by improving the community onboarding experience.2 Her expertise focuses on helping community-driven products improve customer retention and engagement.

Professional Focus: Becky specializes in product strategy, community building, and helping entrepreneurs grow their businesses. She is particularly skilled at creating welcoming community experiences and identifying ways to reduce customer dropout rates.2

Current Role: As the founder of BPD Strategy, she continues to work as a community-driven product strategist, leveraging her extensive experience in product development, user experience, and community management.12

Highlights

Jul 19 · linkedin

In March I wrote in my notebook "share your values more" and that has become a mantra for me over the last few months. By sharing more "spicy opinions" and what I care about, I'm attracting my people.

The communities I'm helping build will make the world a better place – and that is a core value of mine I want to live by.

Ask any product person to help you build a product and they will ask you one question – "What problem are you solving?"

I work with a lot of founders that solve a broad problem. Problems like...

  • Experiencing burnout
  • Getting more leads
  • Struggling with stress
  • Feeling unhealthy
  • Scaling your business

But with community products there is another equally important question...

What do you stand for? What are your community values?

The overlap between the problem you solve and the community values you hold are how you attract members to your community that will find belonging.

If they don't have shared values, they won't feel belonging.

They won't stick around, and there won't be much of a community.

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In March I wrote in my notebook "share your values more" and that has become a mantra for me over th
Jun 12 · linkedin

Connection is the number 1 driver of high retention for communities.

Connection. Not content.

So how do you monetize that?

  1. Memberships
  2. Group Programs
  3. Challenges
  4. Events

It's not about the content library available or the latest drops... it's about the experiences you curate.

If you really leaned into experiences crafted for connection... how would your programming & content strategy change?

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Washington DC-Baltimore Area