How to tell a differentiated story in a crowded market?
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JFrog SVP Product Marketing | Formerly Twilio, Cisco, Intuit • 7mo
I can so relate, I often find I am working in crowded market. In a crowded market, differentiation means reframing the conversation entirely and owning an axis the compet...
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Made to Stick by the Chip Heath and Dan Heath is one of my favorite books. It explores what makes a story stand out and introduces a framework for idea “stickiness” in th...
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Box Vice President Product Marketing | Formerly Splunk, New Relic, Microsoft, Unity, Oracle • 7mo
Be super specific about the problems you solve for specific customers in specific ways rather than using generic value statements. The key to differentiation is specifici...
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Wiz Senior Director Product Marketing • 7mo
Everyone is selling the same outcomes, so your differentiation must come from the specific ways you deliver those outcomes. I've experienced this firsthand moving between...
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Freshworks Vice President - Global Product Marketing | Formerly Klaviyo, Qualtrics, Microsoft, MckInsey • 7mo
In a world where AI is generating similar value-focused content, differentiation comes from being specific about how you deliver value, not just claiming the same outcome...
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