First of all, you should understand that Product Strategy is subject to change even in the most rigid projects. Since its primary goal is to help you set the correct SMART goals, a good Product Strategy has to come prior to any other stage of the development process. Further on, there are many variables that can affect the time it will take to create the draft of a viable Product Strategy. Key project elements such as the product itself, your budget, tech requirements, etc. can all affect the time it will take to prepare the roadmap.
As a rule, there are defined stages of working on the Product Strategy. They are:
Discovering your agenda
Shaping your product vision
Defining product goals
Creating a goal-based roadmap
Repeated review and modifications
At Miquido, we work according to Scrum iterations, meaning that each cycle of work takes between 1 or 2 weeks, depending on the team. If you require assistance solely with the business aspect of a Product Strategy, you can count on faster completion of the entire process. However, we recommend trusting our team with the entire product development.