What's the best way to communicate learnings to product teams?
Are there best practices or particular formats that are best communicate - i.e. workshops, presentations, meetings
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Square Head of Product Marketing, Square Banking • 3y
When product marketing is embedded in the product team, we share learnings on an ongoing, organic basis through a variety of team rituals - daily stand-ups, sprint retros...
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Anthropic Startup Marketing Lead | Formerly Lyft, Atlassian • 5y
Communicating customer and market learnings to product teams is something that happens throughout the product development lifecycle. In terms of medium/format, it really ...
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OpenAI Product Marketing • 3y
I’ve touched on this in the answer above, but to summarize: 1) speak their language as much as possible by prioritizing customers pains points, not features; 2) bring a u...
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Google Global Head of Growth Go-to-market, Google Maps Platform • 2y
When I'm communicating with product teams, I always want to start by making sure that I'm heard, then that what I'm saying is understood and considered useful, and then f...
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Meta Product Marketing, Reality Labs | Formerly Sprinklr, YuMe • 2y
I think this varies by organization and which 'ways of working' your company prioritizes. Personally, I have found it most effective to create a presentation based on the...
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