What is your superpower product marketing skill in that is a differentiator?
I find that product marketing has become a position that doesn’t require much experience. You can be fairly seasoned and compete with someone that is just out of undergraduate because the discipline is not the same in tech as it might be in consumer goods or retail.
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Treasure Data Director of Product Marketing • 2y
My "hot take: here: experience matters, but how you use it matters more.Let me explain. While someone new to the field might be able to learn the fundamentals of competit...
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ServiceNow VP, Product Marketing - CRM • 1y
Positioning and product launches. The differentiation is at the margins. Anyone can create a fact sheet....not everyone can create a keynote. Anyone can launch a feature....
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Amazon Product Marketing Lead, AI/ML Acceleration, AWS • 2y
I think my superpower skills is my engineering and technology background. I am able to dive deep and understand any technology quickly and easily, faster than my counterp...
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The skill that matters most - no matter what level of experience or whether you are in b2b vs b2c is - storytelling! To be a great PMM you have to be good at telling stor...
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Hedra Head of Marketing | Formerly Docusign, Responsys, Invoca • 1y
My two superpowers are storytelling and my experience in sales. These skills have been invaluable in my career, and I encourage everyone to identify their own strengths a...
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