Product Launches

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Molly Chapman
Molly Chapman
Moorepay Head of Product MarketingAugust 25
We must measure the success of our GTM strategies! Without it you make it incredibly difficult to replicate success, or deliver insightful lessons learnt. However, your KPIs aren’t always in your hands. You might find yourself hunting around, or demanding data from other teams – therefore it’s im......Read More
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Tracy Montour
Tracy Montour
HiredScore Head of Product MarketingAugust 4
The most important thing to dig into here is why the existing GTM strategy is not working. Without deeply understanding this, you're just guessing blindly when doing GTM planning. Focus on really understanding your points of failure, speak with customers, speak with analysts, understand the marke......Read More
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Rahul Pandey
Rahul Pandey
SS Supply Chains Senior Product Marketing ManagerJuly 12
GTM for the first product is quite different than the other. At startups, while launching the very first product into the market, there is a high risk of customer dissatisfaction, lack of trust and high expectation of value out of it.  Hence, It is extremely important to get fundamentals right......Read More
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Dave Steer
Dave Steer
GitLab Vice President of Product MarketingJuly 13
There are, of course, several elements so I’m just going to touch on the foundational pieces that product marketers must have in place. But before I do, I have one pro-tip: develop your GTM framework as a narrative. I've found that the activity of writing it out in narrative form helps to create ......Read More
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Susan "Spark" Park
Susan "Spark" Park
Meta Head of Product Marketing, VR Work Experiences, OculusFebruary 3
Do not launch in that market/region if you do not have support. Instead, focus on other areas/regions that do, shore up your resources and be a bigger success. Nothing is more attractive than a successful product elsewhere, so if you find success in other regions, the stakeholder will be asking f......Read More
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Gregg Miller
Gregg Miller
PandaDoc VP of Product Marketing & BrandOctober 8
I’m assuming this question is about moving from a focus on the “last mile” of the go-to-market process entailing sales enablement and product launches to more “upstream” go-to-market strategy activities like identifying market opportunities, defining target segments in the market, partnering with......Read More
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Ajit Ghuman
Ajit Ghuman
Twilio Director of Product Management - Pricing & Packaging, CXPMay 21
I love this question.  Let me start with an example. What is a demo? Is it a demonstration of a product's features and capabilities? or Is it an excuse to get on a call with a prosepct, talk about the product but spend most of call doing discovery and tailoring the features exactly to what the......Read More
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Caroline Walthall
Caroline Walthall
Quizlet Director of Product and Lifecycle MarketingJanuary 30
It depends what the real downstream problem is here: - Does it hold up your launch campaigns? - Does it create a poor or unconsistent customer experience which damages brand credibility? - Do minor updates and overflow and bugs dominate instead of meaningful work that pushes the product forw......Read More
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Amanda Groves
Amanda Groves
Crossbeam Senior Director Product MarketingJune 21
Define your why: * Why does this feature/product matter? (value) * What use cases does it solve for? (messaging)  * How does it compare to the "old way" of doing things? (solution statement) * How does it compare to the competition? (competitive differentiator) * What does good look like fo......Read More
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Florian Delval
Florian Delval
ActionIQ Director, Technical Product Marketing ManagerMarch 25
The number #1 recommendation is cross functional alignment. In organizations of any size–small and large–it's not sufficient to have only your direct leadership on board with the GTM strategy. Ensuring that the product, sales, and professional services leadership are informed and explicitly suppo......Read More
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