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How do you build messaging for an audience that has historically used a competitor's product? Is this any different in solution marketing?

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  1. John Withers
    John Withers

    Atlassian Head of Product Marketing, Bitbucket • 2y

    It depends. But first, let’s align on the purpose behind all of this work: We want to drive conversion, simple as that. And by conversion, I mean: We want users (or buyers) to take some action, such as reading a blog post, signing up for a webinar, talking to an AE, demoing the product, and ultimately using the product (PLG) or signing a contract (SLG). We get people to take these actions by piquing their interest about a better way for them to do their jobs. This is actually a really interestin ...Read More

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  2. Nikhil Gangaraju
    Nikhil Gangaraju

    Amplitude Product Marketing Director • 1y

    Competitive marketing is an art!

    there are more structured ways to do this including:

    -Competitive Battlecards
    -Competitive landing pages
    -Competitive datasheets

    However what really makes competitive messaging work is getting the positioning right. This means defining the competition on your own terms around the context that best favors you, and use that to build the right narrative. Everything else is secondary.

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