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Product Marketing 30/60/90 Day Plan

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Gregg Miller
Gregg Miller
Oyster® VP of Product MarketingOctober 8
30 days: Balance being an absolute sponge and learning by doing. Be a sponge by reading every doc you can get your hands on (enablement materials, case studies, team quarterly/annual plans, research studies, etc.), talking to as many prospects and customers as possible, and scheduling 1:1s with b......Read More
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Lauren Barraco
Lauren Barraco
Inscribe VP, MarketingDecember 15
Start building the foundational materials - product positioning, the pitch deck, messaging guides, launch processes, etc. and get alignment on these early! It's critical to get these pieces done first so that you can scale effectively. As a team of 1, you are going to need to rely on the other pe......Read More
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Naman Khan
Naman Khan
Blend Chief Marketing OfficerJuly 7
It's tough to answer broadly as different business will have different needs but if I were to pick one area that PMM can uniquely add value its: A compelling understanding of the customer. There are so many teams that have knowledge & insight into the customer but PMM is in a unique position to ......Read More
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Natalie Louie
Natalie Louie
Replicant Product Marketing, Senior DirectorJanuary 11
Start with my 30/60/90 day plan. I embark on this process and begin looking for where I can dive in for my quick wins. You never know what scenario you are walking into or which project has suddenly been prioritized when you first start. The key is listening for what people are working on, under......Read More
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What's your best product marketing 30-60-90 day plan to make a big impact at a new company?
I'm starting a new job next week! Would love to hear your top tips in general as well as at the director level.
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JD Prater
JD Prater
Graft Head Of MarketingJanuary 7
I suggest combining pieces from my answers to these questions.  1. What's your framework to prioritizing needs/deliverables when you're the first Product Marketer at a company establishing the function?   2. How do you think about your first 30/60/90 day goals when coming in as the Hea......Read More
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Natalie Louie
Natalie Louie
Replicant Product Marketing, Senior DirectorJanuary 11
Research and get smart on your positioning, message, personas, competitors, customer journey, ICP (ideal customer profile), market sizing with TAM (total addressable market), SAM (serviceable available market), SOM (serviceable obtainable market). Know your customers, the pain point you are solvi......Read More
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Natalie Louie
Natalie Louie
Replicant Product Marketing, Senior DirectorJanuary 11
1. Positioning 2. Messaging 3. Personas / Competitors Always focus on the top 2 first, as this will impact how everyone talks and writes about your company – which ultimately brings in users and wallet share. Good templates for positioning and messaging are here. And these are different, PMMs......Read More
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Christine Sotelo-Dag
Christine Sotelo-Dag
ThoughtSpot Director of Product Marketing & Customer MarketingJanuary 19
My first, and likely only, item would be 'Let's get to know each other.' Of all the skills I've acquired over the years as a PMM, I think the most valuable have been the human / people side of business. I've thought a lot and deeply on how to be a good manager. How to listen to people and underst......Read More
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Laura Jones
Laura Jones
Instacart Chief Marketing OfficerDecember 8
As you establish a relationship with your Product Manager, it is important to align on expectations. You should understand their needs and pain points and share with them your vision for how PMM can add value to the team. From there, it is often helpful to draft a set of goals that reflect the ou......Read More
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Natalie Louie
Natalie Louie
Replicant Product Marketing, Senior DirectorJanuary 11
You can switch from right brain to left brain activities and fire both at the same time. You have to be analytical and strategic, you like art and science, numbers and words. You have to be able to go 1 level deeper than marketers to understand the technology, make sense of it then explain it in ......Read More
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