How does self-serve product impact product marketing function?
AssemblyAI CMO • 5y
If you’re asking about how self-serve product teams impact my function: I’ve never been at a company where there is a “self-serve product” team. There are some teams that...
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Common Room VP of Marketing • 4y
I believe it may be important to start out with how product marketing is the same across a self-serve/product-led motion and a sales-led motion. In my opinion, the core p...
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Gusto Head of Product Marketing, Benefits • 4y
Three big impacts of having a self-serve product include 1 - there is no sales readiness & enablement that is part of the role. That also means you’ll rely more heavi...
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Altruist VP of Marketing • 4y
Whether you work on a self-serve or a sales-driven product will, in a way, define the type of product marketing you'll do. In a sales-driven organization, most of your pr...
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SurveyMonkey Director of Product Marketing | Formerly Apple • 2y
As a partial answer, it's helpful to think about some of the things that Sales and CS roles might typically contribute to the customer journey or your understanding of cu...
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Marketing & GTM Consultant | Formerly ClickUp, Vanta, DreamWorks Animation • 3y
Self-serve products are focused on the end-user rather than the buyer. Traditional product marketing in a sales-led organization focuses on positioning the product to buy...
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