What should be the top PMM skills for a solo marketer in a SaaS startup?
Attentive Director of Product Marketing • November 11
The best type of solo marketer is one that is willing, flexible and excited about wearing many different hats. You should be a curious problem-solver who enjoys setting the foundation of processes. You are probably very comfortable in ambiguity and appreciate variety in your role. It will also be very important to build cross-functional relationships as you will likely need to do a lot of education around your role and how you can be a partner to different organizations in the company.
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