How do you partner with Sales leadership to land new messaging, drive adoption, and close the feedback loop from the field?
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Anthropic Startup Marketing Lead | Formerly Lyft, Atlassian • 1mo
Sales is sitting on a goldmine of customer insight: the actual pains, the real objections, the words customers use, what's clicking and what's not. Your job is to uncover...
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Salesforce CMO - Next Gen Platform • 1mo
My approach to Sales partnership is that it has to be a two way relationship — you're not just pushing messaging down, you're constantly pulling intel back up. We run Pro...
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Freshworks Sr. Director of Enterprise Marketing • 1mo
To partner effectively with sales leadership I use a framework called "co-pilot method." We establish a message council, which is a small group of exceptional sales leade...
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Okta Director, Product Marketing • 1mo
Don't live in an ivory tower. Sales leaders care about one thing: are you making their teams more successful? If you show up with that mindset and prove it with real impa...
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Intuit Group Product Marketing Manager, Industry Solutions • 1mo
The most important thing I've learned is that the head of sales needs to be genuinely bought in on new messaging — ideally, it feels like their idea, not marketing pushin...
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Braze Director, Product Marketing | Formerly Intuit, Quickbase, Acquia • 1mo
Sales buy-in is key to landing new messaging, they should be one of the most important stakeholders in developing your core messaging. Identify the right level of sales l...
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Apollo.io Head of Product Marketing | Formerly Apollo.io, Zendesk, LiveRamp, Nielsen • 1mo
Just as no plan survives contact with the enemy, no messaging survives contact with Sales - nor should it. Messaging shouldn’t be developed in an ivory tower; if you’re a...
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