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Data, A/B testing, surveys, user interviews, etc. test it out, prove that it's making users like your product more.
And no, everything can link up to revenue if you play it well enough
Maybe you don't. Good product management is knowing what not to do just as much as it is knowing what to do. Lol at your biggest problems, measure them, then decide which opportunities will move the needle on those problems. Not everything good idea is worth doing.
Think about the impact on revenue retention. Will improving the experience reduce churn. Keeping customers is as important as getting new ones!
I'm not suggesting that's the golden ticket, the op asked for ways to advocate, suggesting the initiative didn't have a direct impact on revenue. I'm offering one approach that may show how improving customer experience may have that impact. I agree that it's not binary, there's multiple considerations that contribute to a priority decision.
There are plenty of other hugely important metrics to a business rather than just revenue: CSAT, retention, NPS etc.
As others say above, make use of testing to prove how your initiative will improve the relevant metrics, then make that value clear to the business when staking its place in the roadmap 👍
this is important. other measures of value matter, not just revenue! (especially because it is often hard to really track revenue to features)
Everything a product manager brings forward for roadmap consideration is a bet. Know what your company culture and leaders care about and help them make the right bet with you. If revenue is the only metric your leaders care about then that sounds kind of boring, but you can always tie it back to user retention, competitive bar meet or raising (increased sales), and/or storytelling for sales (increased sales). Have a sales leader be a champion for you to back you up. Keep up the fight!