How do you communicate demand generation updates and activities to the rest of the company?
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Notion Account-Based Marketing - Lead | Formerly Navan(TripActions), Sendoso • 10mo
I try to meet teams where they are and share updates in a few different ways:With sales leadership, I run a bi-weekly sync with all the segment leads, plus additional 1:1...
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OpenPhone VP of Marketing • 3y
I generally like to communicate through two types of vehicles: Weekly progress updates - this is meant to convey what's happening now Performance metrics (absolute numb...
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GitLab Head of Growth Marketing • 3y
There is a phrase my team will tell you they're tired of hearing: "You have to market the marketing"The purpose of this isn't just recognition of the work the team does, ...
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Snowflake Head of GCC Marketing, India • 1y
Alignment with sales is extremely critical for marketing to succeed. And alignment begins with communication.Publish a marketing calendar in advance, where everyone can v...
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WooCommerce CMO | Formerly Shopify, D2L, BlackBerry • 1y
Marketing can be a black box to people outside of it, which is why transparency and education are so important. The last thing you want is for the rest of the company to ...
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Counterpart Marketing Lead | Formerly Issuu, OpenText, Webroot • 3y
This is a critical and often underrated skill. The key is to proactively address questions, especially from stakeholders. Here are a few tips:Establish self-serve dashboa...
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