How does product marketing differ between a small and large company?
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PandaDoc VP of Product Marketing & Brand • 5y
Regardless of role, there's a universal tradeoff between small and large companies and it's about what kind of impact you find most motivating. Would you rather have broa...
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Adobe Sr Director of Product Marketing, Creative Cloud • 1y
Product marketing gets more resourced, specialized and thus more complicated as a company grows. Let's look at a hypothetical contrast. Company #1 - A start up with one...
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Anthropic Product Marketing • 4y
The biggest difference is the level of specialization. At a smaller company, PMMs should be generalists. One quarter they may be working on bringing a new feature to mark...
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The biggest difference in my experience is that most PMMs are smaller companies that are full-stack PMMs and very early learn how to do a little bit of everything. They o...
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Truepic VP of Marketing • 4y
While a large company will have a dedicated individual or even team to a particular function, like competitive analysis or social media, at a startup you may be the one-s...
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Midi Health Go To Market & Principal PMM | Formerly Homebase, Angi, The Knot • 4y
Product marketing is different at every company, large or small. In my own experience, at every company the product marketing function tends be very fluid and flexible to...
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Enable VP of Product Marketing | Formerly Crossbeam, 6sense, JazzHR, Imagine Learning, Appsembler • 2y
Great question! In my career I've held product marketing roles at bootstrapped startups with less than 20 employees all the way to Series E companies with 1.5k plus emplo...
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Career & Leadership Coach/ Former Director, Product Marketing • 4y
I'll caveat my answer here by saying that I haven't worked in PMM in a really large (1000s of employees) company - my experience has been mainly within startups and mid-s...
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