Members-only Go-to-market strategy Positioning - finding a place for your product Positioning is a core pillar of your GTM strategy, do it right and you’ll have a receptive audience, confident they’ve made the right decision despite a slew of other options. Do it wrong and you’ll be lucky if your product registers with consumers at all....
Members-only Go-to-market strategy Go-to-Market strategy: startups vs scale-ups vs enterprise One of the most fundamental parts of launching a product is ensuring that you have a strong go-to-market (GTM) strategy in place. Without one, it will be extremely difficult to reach your target audience, sales goals, and stand out from competitors within the market....
Members-only Customer success 10 ways to prevent high customer attrition rates Customer onboarding isn’t always plain sailing. Sometimes, it can be a white-knuckle roller coaster ride, strong enough to test the most patient of people....
Members-only Go-to-market strategy Top agile frameworks and methodologies Managing projects is an essential component of SDLC, yet to this day only 50% of companies are benefiting from agile frameworks and methodologies...
Members-only Go-to-market strategy The what, why, and how of storytelling There isn’t a one-size-fits-all, definitive answer as to why companies put a storytelling process in place; it’s not a black and white scenario - there’s a whole shade of grey....
Members-only Members-only articles Why you need a public product roadmap The next wave of great product companies will all have a public roadmap. It's a big, bold decision to make. And it understandably makes Product and Engineering teams a little nervous....
Members-only Go-to-market strategy What beta testing is, how it’s done - and why you need to pay attention A term originating within software development, beta testing plays a critical role in gaining feedback from users about a product and/or its respective features. Once this phase has been completed, the product in question is on the cusp of being launched amongst the target market....
Members-only Go-to-market strategy How to build a Go-to-Market strategy A go-to-market strategy is a way in which a company brings a product to market and generally speaking touches on three core components: your target audience, marketing plan, and sales strategy....
Members-only Go-to-market strategy How to connect GTM strategy & gain organizational alignment Jeff Hanrahan, Senior Director of Product Marketing at RealPage made this presentation at the Product Marketing Festival in June 2021. Watch presentations OnDemand now....
Members-only Go-to-market strategy Which teams contribute to a product marketer's GTM strategy? “Teamwork makes the dream work…” It’s an age-old expression that rings true in many professionals - particularly in product marketing....
Members-only Go-to-market strategy GTM process & scaling for success [Q&A with Iterable] Ahhh product launches! The most exciting (not to mention stressful) aspect of what we do, am I right?...
Members-only Customer success The 5 key ‘personas’ behind an award-winning Go-to-Market team As product marketers, we’re experts at crafting personas, but I want to flip the work we normally do on its head and dive into the personas of product marketers themselves....
Members-only Go-to-market strategy 5 ways to avoid mistakes during a product launch Getting ready to launch your product or new feature is always an exciting time. However, I believe there are a few very key areas to focus on leading up to a product launch in order for it to be a success....
Members-only Go-to-market strategy How to ensure product launch success by utilizing the post-launch stage And then the launch date arrives; the product is out, the marketing activities kick-off and the celebration begins — what a relief, right? Our job is done! The real question is “are we done?”...
Members-only Go-to-market strategy Disruptive GTM strategies for exponential growth Executing an effective go-to-market strategy is one of the most impactful areas within the PMM org, and in its simplest form, it all revolves around the what, to who, and how?...