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How does your GTM strategy for a new feature/upgrade differ from a product-level GTM strategy?

Justin Fink
Freshworks Sr. Director of Enterprise Marketing1y
I have clear definitions for a product, feature, or solution:Product: Standalone good or service that provides value to customers; something we develop, market, and sell ...
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Lauren Craigie
Inngest Head of Marketing2y
Everything comes back to the launch tiering for me. T1-T3. In a nutshell:T1 is revenue-generating or new market opening — you should have a landing page on the website, p...
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Daniel Kuperman
Jellyfish VP of Product Marketing2y
It all depends on the impact, in terms of revenue, that the feature will have overall. For smaller features that are important but will not result in a big increase in sa...
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Randi Lee
Lucas Advisory Strategy & Go-To-Market Advisor | Formerly Fundbox3y
GTM strategy, for me, comes back to the audience, the value offered and the outcomes you seek. I like to start with the end, regardless of whether it's a feature or a new...
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Rachel Cheyfitz
Coro S.Director of Corporate & Product Marketing | Formerly Lytx, Cisco, Snyk, Lightrun, Comeet,Coro3y
A go-to-market (GTM) strategy for a new feature or upgrade would focus on promoting the specific benefits and value of that feature to the target market, while a product-...
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Karthic Subramanian
Confluent Staff Product Marketing Manager | Formerly MongoDB, Pega3mo
Product GTM means introducing an entirely new solution to the market. You're starting from zero: building awareness, establishing your category position, creating acquisi...
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