How can you influence the product roadmap if the product team has historically worked in silos and aren't necessarily interested / don't value PMM feedback?
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HubSpot Senior Director of Product Marketing | Formerly Intuit, American Express, Sage • 1y
This is a great question. An important thing to remember is Products should be built with a market in mind - and that's where a PMM comes in. They should be experts in th...
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Treasure Data Director of Product Marketing • 1y
For me, it's a balance of "what's in it for you?" and "what are our shared goals?"Emphasize and give examples of how product marketing feedback aligns with their objectiv...
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The Knot Worldwide Marketing Consultant | Formerly Meta, Strava, eBay, Nextdoor, TeamSnap • 1y
This is definitely a tough one. It can definitely be hard to break through to a product team who is either unaccustomed to the PMM role or who is just not interested in P...
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Outtake AI VP of Strategy & Marketing | Formerly Cyera, Zscaler, Docker • 6mo
Your ability to influence the product roadmap will require you to think outside the box a bit. Where are the gaps you see within your organization around product roadmap?...
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KiwiQ.AI Head of Marketing & GTM • 1y
If the Product team has typically worked in silos, is more established, or if there are other barriers like language or geography, establishing a relationship becomes mor...
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