How do you tie multiple narratives into a single overarching message?
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Box Vice President Product Marketing | Formerly Splunk, New Relic, Microsoft, Unity, Oracle • 3mo
Think tops-down like a Russian doll — the corporate narrative is the outermost layer, and everything flows logically inward through product families down to feature-level...
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Zuora VP Product Marketing • 3mo
Philosophically, optimize for the system as a whole — allocate PMM attention to where the strategic opportunity or need is greatest, rather than giving each product equal...
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Atlassian VP of Product Marketing • 3mo
Manage a collection of products by identifying the distinct value props for each, then building an 'Uber value prop' for the collection — and recognize that the buyer and...
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