What steps do you take to ensure your messaging is clearly communicating the value prop?
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Datadog VP, Product Marketing | Formerly Salesforce, Attentive • 2y
Testing it with peers, sales and customers. When you are spending a lot of time working on a message, you will end up being too close to it and you wont be able to see al...
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Moloco Product Marketing Director • 1y
IMHO, the best way to do that is through a unique competitive, consumer or industry insight -- if no other company is leaning into that type of insight, you will be novel...
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Close Head of Product Marketing • 2y
Value props are directly linked to customer pain. If you truly understand the pain you are solving for (through customer, prospect and market research) then you can take ...
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Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Product Marketing | Formerly Udemy • 2y
Generally my approach to this is to build a plan on how to socialize and get feedback. Ensuring that key stakeholders have time to review, provide input, edits, etc. will...
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Inngest Head of Marketing • 2y
You may only know this by testing it with your target audience. Doing it in a vacuum in PMM or with product or sales will almost never work. Try message testing services ...
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Upstart Product Marketing Director, New Products • 2y
Revisit, revisit, and revisit some more! Review it yourself multiple times. Share options with customers. Get opinions from potential customers. Get feedback internally. ...
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