What is a rare and valuable skill each marketer should develop?
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Resolve AI Product Marketing | Formerly Google • 2y
Today's marketing is being disrupted at an exponential pace. We are constantly being overloaded with content and the traditional marketing channels are quickly getting sa...
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Cisco Head of Product Marketing, Collaboration SaaS | Formerly Adobe, Samsung, Verifone • 4y
It's hard to pick one skill... product marketers have to master a variety of skills to be effective in their roles - influencing people, messaging, content creation, sale...
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Aduro Sr. Director of Product Management • 7y
Data reporting and analytics. Having the ability to gather data (read: SQL skills are both rare and valuable for Marketers), cross-reference data, and - most importantly ...
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Airwallex Product Marketing | Formerly Cisco, Airtable, Slack, Credit Karma • 6mo
This might be an unusual answer, but relationship building.So much of a PMM's job is, in fact, internal. I often say that PMMs don't necessarily directly own a ton of thi...
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