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Roopal Shah
Snowflake Head (VP) of Global Sales Enablement • May 19
Value selling is a really tool you can have in your arsenal. I would do a few things here if you're focused on having them shift to higher selling things. (1) Articulate Value - what is the customer getting for paying more? What are the benefits they would gain with this? (2) Teach them to ......Read More
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Ajit Ghuman
Twilio Director of Product Management - Pricing & Packaging, CXP • September 9
It's hard. Real hard. Many PMMs make the mistake of starting with messaging. This is a no-no. Messaging comes last and just puts words behind what was already decided. You have to nail this in sequential order. 1. First comes strategy 2. Then comes positioning 3. And finally comes me......Read More
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April Rassa
Aventi Group Product Marketing Consultant • April 3
There are probably three major questions to answer when operationalizing a GTM plan: What is the governance? Meaning who is in charge? What is the division of labor? Who holds what decision rights (e.g., decide, influence, escalate)? When do you scale? There are two broad options: launch-and-......Read More
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Chris Mills
Wrike Vice President Product Marketing / GTM • April 10
It depends on the competitive dynamics in your market. Are you the market leader or a new emerging alternative? What are the important buying factors in your market and with your buyers? Is price a primary buying consideration (hint: it often is not unless you make it that way)? It's always impor......Read More
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Tamara Grominsky
Kajabi VP Product Marketing & Lifecycle • September 15
There are several different triggers that could spark this converstion - the launch of a new product/feature that is monetizable, competitive movement in the market, the decision to pursue a new adjacent market, an acquisition of a company, major changes in a key business metric, etc. In any w......Read More
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Chris Mills
Wrike Vice President Product Marketing / GTM • April 9
In different organziations, Pricing is owned by different orgs. Sometimes Product owns it, sometimes Strategy or Finance, sometimes Marketing and specifically Product Marketing. No matter which team 'owns' Pricing it's almost always a collaborative process to determine Pricing and Pricing Strateg......Read More
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Ben Rawnsley-Johnson
Atlassian Head of Product Marketing • November 8
Companies, particularly those that take a portfolio of products or solutions to market need to establish pricing and packaging principles. These foundational values and practices of what we do, or don't do, and why? help us to move faster, eliminate anecdotal opinions, and set teams up for a pred......Read More
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What is your approach to a new feature launch and how to price & package it in relation to existing plan tiers?
E.g. Should the new feature be an add-on or bundled? Should there be an increase in price?
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Ben Rawnsley-Johnson
Atlassian Head of Product Marketing • November 8
For new products especially, pricing and packaging should inform, and be informed by the broader GTM strategy (it's why I'm so bullish about the role PMMs play in contributing to P&P decisions). For example: * Our GTM strategy answers "Who is the market, persona?" * how do they prefer t......Read More
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What can I include in my marketing portfolio to standout from the crowd as a product marketing candidate.
I'm new to Product Marketing. In the interviews that I've done, I am being asked to present a marketing portfolio.
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Sharadhi (Gadagkar) Patel
Handshake Director, Product Marketing • June 2
This is a great question, and one that I ask most of the candidates I interview at some point in the process. The kinds of materials I like to see are dependent on the job they’re being hired for, but generally speaking pitch decks, sales one-pagers, competitive battlecards, messaging docs, launc......Read More
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Alex Chahin
Titan VP of Marketing • May 19
While there’s no perfect answer here, there can be too much of a good thing. Behavioral economics research has shown that we tend to have a hard time deciding from a large array of options. This phenomenon is known as choice overload. It’s also often referred to as the paradox of choice, being......Read More
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