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How do you define self-serve product marketing? How is it different from "regular" product marketing?

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  1. Lisa Dziuba
    Lisa Dziuba

    Lemon.io Head of Growth Product Marketing | Formerly LottieFiles, WeLoveNoCode (made $3.6M ARR), Abstract, Flawless App (sold) • 3y

    Self-serve product marketing is an approach to product marketing that focuses on empowering customers to find and use a product on their own, without the need for direct interaction with a sales team.  This approach is often used for b2c products that are designed to be easy to use and understand, and that can be accessed and purchased without sales touch. This comes to positioning, messaging, GTMs, and content collaterals that will be different for self-serve vs sales-led. For example, self-ser ...Read More

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  2. Rachel Cheyfitz
    Rachel Cheyfitz

    Visual Layer S.Director of Product Marketing | Formerly Lytx, Cisco, Snyk, Lightrun, Comeet,Coro • 3y

    For starters, I don't think self-service is separate from or comparable to "regular" product marketing. Self service should be an integral part of the infrastructure you form when looking forward and thinking about scaling. The goal of self-service is to help you scale, the idea behind it being that you empower stakeholders with the content, information, knowledge, etc. that they need in order for them to perform their jobs - without having to be "on call" for it to happen.  Basically this means ...Read More

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  3. Madison Leonard
    Madison Leonard

    Marketing & GTM Consultant | Formerly ClickUp, Vanta, DreamWorks Animation • 3y

    TDLR: self-serve product marketing focuses on the individual user persona and their use cases vs traditional product marketing in a sales-led company focuses on the buyer persona and business results.  However, the catch is that most PLG organizations have both product-led growth and product-led sales happening simultaneously so you'll need both to have a successful acquisition strategy amongst SMB, Mid Market, and Enterprise alike!  If you want more detail, check out this talk I did on the diff ...Read More

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