How do you test messaging before launching a new product? What are different approaches that would help us be confident about the message that would result in better conversion?
I took a survey and in person interviews with customers and did different exercises but I am wondering what would make me more confident about the message
Figma Product Marketing • 4y
I’m a big advocate of getting messaging in front of customers and potential customers directly. Here are a few ways I’ve done that recently: Test messaging in product be...
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WalkMe Director, Solutions Marketing & Competitive Intelligence • 8y
I use surveys and interviews too, but in general I don't do a whole lot of testing or any "A/B" comparison of two messages. I'll put something out, and if it isn't conver...
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Panorama Education Head of Product Marketing | Formerly Narvar, Iterable, HubSpot, IBM • 5y
This is a great question. I think there are a few ways of testing messaging effectively: Ask one rep, or a small team, to position your product in a specific way. This i...
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Celigo Vice President Product Marketing | Formerly HackerOne, Cohere, Box, Google, Adobe • 5y
My short answer is to be scrappy and test with customers. Make sure your messaging can answer these questions: - Does your message focus on one main point? People will ...
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Demandbase Director of Product Marketing • 3y
There are multiple ways to test messaging before launching a new product. One way is to do qualitative message testing with focus groups or in one-on-one interviews. You ...
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