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Diana Smith
Twilio Director of Brand and Product Marketing, Twilio.org âą July 17
We match internal promotion based on the level of the product announcement. Small updates are little features that mostly existing customers are excited about. Medium updates are larger changes that potentially open up a small new audience or unlock new revenue potential. Large updates are major ......Read More
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Christy Roach
Airtable Senior Director, Portfolio & Engagement Product Marketing âą November 18
This probably wonât come as a huge surprise, but our most used tool for surveys at Airtable is...Airtable. A lot of our customer surveys are done using Airtable Forms, which help us store that feedback directly in Airtable to report on and sync to other important bases, so everyone in the org has......Read More
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How do you approach building a land and expand strategy?
Let's say for a product like Slack, how would you leverage marketing, product, sales and CS functions to increase Slack adoption across the company. I read this article on how IBM adopted Slack (https://medium.com/design-ibm/listen-to-the-wild-ducks-how-ibm-adopted-slack-2bcfd3732680) and I was wondering how the product marketing team at Slack would formulate it?
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Christy Roach
Airtable Senior Director, Portfolio & Engagement Product Marketing âą November 18
I canât speak for how a team at a company I havenât worked for but hereâs how Iâve seen land and expand work well in the past. The TL;DR is that your land strategy should be very focused on the initial purchase/use of your product and your expand strategy should focus on building on momentum from......Read More
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What do self-serve product marketers spend their time doing, given that they don't have sales enablement responsibilities?
Where does all that time get repurposed in self-serve PMM? What are some of the big categories of work where you over-invest in self-serve vs. traditional B2B PMM?
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Christy Roach
Airtable Senior Director, Portfolio & Engagement Product Marketing âą November 18
Youâre right that as a self-serve PMM, youâre no longer as focused on sales enablement as many B2B product marketers are. Here are some of the big areas my team is focused on that might be a bit different than a sales enablement focused PMM role. * Acquisition: My team is very focused on how w......Read More
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Madison Leonard đ¶
Product Marketing & Growth Advisor âą December 8
Personally, I hate mini projects for strategic roles and think they should be abolished altogether. The only exception to this rule is internal transferring, esp if you have no prior experience in that type of role. I prefer that prospective candidates put together a presentation on a previous......Read More
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Gregg Miller
OysterÂź VP of Product Marketing âą February 12
In an ideal world product and product marketing should be embedded in one anotherâs efforts from start to finish (see my other response on âcustomer needsâ and getting PMM further upstream). In this world product marketing has played an active role in helping set the vision for the feature, doing......Read More
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Anjali T. Cameron
Landed Head of Marketing âą October 5
We typically use one of two options, depending on the business and customer impact of the feature. For new features with huge upside or the potential to cause a lot of customer confusion if not explained carefully, a more disruptive, in product modal is effective. Design it with a strong headl......Read More
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John Gargiulo
Airbnb Head of Global Product Marketing âą December 1
It's always easier to sell in new things to an existing audience than try and build a new one. It also depends on your philosophy. If it is like Airbnb's original, "Get 100 people to love you rather than a million people to sort of like you," you should focus on your existing users. If you feel l......Read More
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Clara Lee
Automattic VP, Product & Operations (WooCommerce) âą October 7
Great question, especially for Product Marketing organizations that are still scaling to meet the footprint of much larger Product and/or Sales teams. Although you may find your bandwidth consumed by executional activities, it's important to ensure you continue to bring market intelligence an......Read More
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Christy Roach
Airtable Senior Director, Portfolio & Engagement Product Marketing âą November 18
If youâre asking about how self-serve product teams impact my function: Iâve never been at a company where there is a âself-serve productâ team. There are some teams that are more focused on the self-serve experience, like a âfirst experienceâ team thatâs really focused on getting customers up an......Read More
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