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Jeff Beckham
Gem Head of Marketing • December 17
The more time in advance you can provide the sales team, the better. But you also don’t want to sit on new products / features that are ready to go, especially when you’re at a small and nimble company like yours. The key question is, when is the product far enough along that you know the final f......Read More
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Emily Ritter
Mode Analytics VP of Marketing • August 6
Small: tight, thoughtful FAQs. Keep it simple. Prep a concise one-pager that delivers the facts and moves on. Large: think about enablement as a mini bootcamp program rather than a one-and done. Work with managers in advance to get their input on what their teams might need. Do in-person training......Read More
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Who do you think should own product documentation meant for users (i.e, help articles, knowledge base, how-to, FAQs, product videos etc.)?
Product Marketing
Product Management
Independent technical writing team
Customer success / support
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Mary Margaret
Entertainment Weekly Editor in Chief • March 11
My answer depends on the content and size of the team. Ideally: A lot of the ones listed--help articles, knowledge base, how-to, FAQs---should likely live with a technical writing team. On product videos, that should ideally be a partnership between the product (and product design team) and......Read More
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Check out my reply here, in a previous question. Building on my previous response, I do think about this in those two phases: At launch and post-launch. At Launch At launch, you need your teams to be ready and aligned to the GTM strategy. If a rep cannot effectively pitch, demo, solution......Read More
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I'm new to Sales Enablement and I'm curious how heavy-handed my approach should be. How much input does Sales expect from me, and what are some things that the sales team should be doing on their own?
(For instance: pitch decks, collateral, competitor research, FAQs, etc.)
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Charles Tsang
Pinwheel Head of Marketing • February 10
It's difficult to paint a broad brush stroke answer on this, but as a general rule of thumb: * Meet with Sales to understand their expectations and where they need the most help. It all starts with a conversation to understand gaps/opportunities. * In most cases, Sales will look to Produc......Read More
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What does good instructional design look like?
Oftentimes, Sales has short attention spans, and it can be a challenge to cover all they need to know around a product launch, competitor update, pricing change, and more
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Amanda Groves
Crossbeam Senior Director Product Marketing • August 8
Great question! Good instructional design is like the secret sauce that makes learning not only effective but also enjoyable. Picture this: you're crafting a recipe for the best chocolate chip cookies ever. You need the right balance of ingredients, the perfect baking time, and a pinch of love. W......Read More
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Vikas Bhagat
Webflow Senior Director, Head of Product Marketing • July 13
It really depends on the current understanding of that competitive positioning within my sales team. I usually work with Sales Enablement or frontline Sales Managers to create a bill of materials that would help inform the team on competitive positioning. Usually this includes but it varies o......Read More
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How do you measure the contribution of Product Marketing to the growth result?
Oftentimes, PMM does not directly execute the campaign but rather provides a foundation or collaterals for sales and marketing to use. How do we calculate our percentage of contribution to the final results?
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Vanessa Thompson
Twilio Vice President Product Marketing • October 27
I encourage my team to be the ‘mini CMO’ for the products they cover. That means the single biggest metric to measure is pipeline (with a focus on pipeline generation). Depending on the specific in-quarter activities we have going on around sales enablement, we can see a dedicated focus on sales......Read More
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How do you measure the effectiveness of your sales content?
I'm struggling to determine whether my sales reps are actually using content, and if its helping them win deals.
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Steve Feyer
Eightfold Product Marketing Director • January 10
The most comprehensive way to measure the effectiveness of your sales content would be to implement a content management tool. Such a tool serves the materials to your reps, produces reporting, and allows you to connect the content usage to your outcomes. Pretty cool. I've been considering a tool......Read More
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As a PMM your job is not just to create the content, but you also want to make sure you are training them and providing the right context. * You can do self-serve training using LMS tools or video tools like Loom - and share that as you launch new content * You can run live (virtual or in-p......Read More
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