Is there a template you follow for Product launch vs Feature launch? Also for existing and new markets.
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Atlassian Head of Lifecycle Marketing, Portfolio • 3y
I recommend a tiering system for product vs. feature launches. The tiers include criteria about the impact of the feature that's launching (or series of capabilities, in ...
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Vanta VP of Product and Corporate Marketing • 3y
Yes, it's important to run a different playbook for major launches versus minor ones. Rather than thinking just around "product" vs "feature", I'd recommend developing a ...
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Wiz Senior Director Product Marketing • 1y
Definitely. Like many companies, we've always sized our launches (S/M/L/XL; Tier 1/2/3; etc.) and follow different templates for different tiers. The foundational differe...
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Attentive Senior Director of Product Marketing • 2y
I use a tiered framework that defines the different tactics and strategies deployed for each type of launch. I first start off by defining the type of tier by whether its...
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ActiveCampaign VP Product Marketing | Formerly Pendo, Demandbase, Conga, SAP • 1y
Similar to many other PMM teams I think, we group our launches by levels. In my previous company we called these Gold, Silver, and Bronze where a Gold launch was somethin...
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