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Jeremy Hemsworth
Jeremy Hemsworth

Atlassian Sr. Director of Product Marketing • Thu

I'll be honest — I'm all over the place. But it's intentional, I swear! There's a maturity curve for AI adoption: glorified spellcheck at one end, a full AI employee at t...
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How does a GenAI enabled platform change your approach to customer segmentation?

In a short time, everything is different. Customer segmentation is a hard problem. Does your previous customer segmentation still work? Did you adapt it? Did you create anything new? Or is it still so early that you're still figuring it out?

Adam Lagerhausen
Adam Lagerhausen

ServiceNow Senior Manager, Product Marketing — AI | Formerly Dropbox, SalesForce • Jun 2

AI changes segmentation by changing the cost curve. Segments that used to be too expensive to research, message, and enable may now be worth testing. That means PMM shoul...
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Have you been using AI notetakers with specific prompts to analyze sales calls? I'm looking to gather customer insights and identify trends that can inform our product and go-to-market strategy. If you have, I'd love to hear about your process and the tools you're using.

I'm exploring FathomAI for summarizing sales calls (they have some cool templates!), but I'm wondering how to efficiently analyze those summaries for trends and insights. Ideally, I'd like to use AI to review the summaries weekly and highlight key takeaways. Are you using this approach or a similar one? I'm open to other processes for collecting insights from sales calls and would love to hear what's working for you.

Kelly Xu
Kelly Xu

Glean Head of Solutions Marketing | Formerly Snowflake, DocuSign • May 19

I actually use Glean to analyze sales calls. Glean connects to Gong and extract insights from there. Sales calls is only a subset of insights that feed into our overall r...
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Kuber Sharma
Kuber Sharma

UiPath Sr. Director of Product Marketing | Formerly Salesforce, Tableau, Microsoft • May 13

Neel and Paul both hit on something important: the narrative has to absorb AI, not be replaced by it.The principle I have found most reliable is this: before you introduc...
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Kuber Sharma
Kuber Sharma

UiPath Sr. Director of Product Marketing | Formerly Salesforce, Tableau, Microsoft • May 13

The short answer: you don't need to write code to be an effective AI-augmented PMM, but you need to understand the architecture well enough to ask the right questions of ...
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Kuber Sharma
Kuber Sharma

UiPath Sr. Director of Product Marketing | Formerly Salesforce, Tableau, Microsoft • May 13

The honest answer is that my stack has iterated a lot over the past 18 months, and a few tools have survived every round of reevaluation.For synthesis work, Claude is my ...
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Kuber Sharma
Kuber Sharma

UiPath Sr. Director of Product Marketing | Formerly Salesforce, Tableau, Microsoft • May 13

The prompts worth automating are the ones with a predictable input structure, a consistent output format, and high repetition. If you have run the same prompt manually mo...
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Kuber Sharma
Kuber Sharma

UiPath Sr. Director of Product Marketing | Formerly Salesforce, Tableau, Microsoft • 1mo

Morgan's point about AI as a sidekick and Srini's note about using AI to surface biases in your own work are both true from my experience. What I'd add is the mental mode...
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Kuber Sharma
Kuber Sharma

UiPath Sr. Director of Product Marketing | Formerly Salesforce, Tableau, Microsoft • 1mo

Sasha's framing of prompts as iterative is exactly right. A single-pass prompt is rarely the right move. What I want to add is a category most PMMs skip: prompts designed...
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Anna Startseva
Anna Startseva

ServiceNow Product Marketing Lead | Formerly Freshworks, ServiceMax • 1mo

AI is a great strategic tool for PMMs and the broader GTM organization. Here are a couple of ideas in addition to the great insights shared by other contributors. Synthet...
244 Views

How are you using AI for competitive research and battlecard updates?

I’m curious how others are using AI to support competitive research. Keeping battlecards up to date is especially time-consuming — would love to hear what tools or workflows have worked well for your team.

Divya Mulanjur
Divya Mulanjur

Bloomreach VP, Product Marketing • 11mo

Great question! We're constantly testing out AI tools now. I apply a “consequential AI” lens: any tool must make Product Marketing faster, better, or more holistic. When ...
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How are you leveraging AI as a product marketer for your competitive intelligence program?

Interested to know how folks have built out an operational strategy for the collection, analysis, and distribution of competitive intelligence using AI (custom GPTs or LLMs)

Srini Sekaran
Srini Sekaran

Docker Principal PMM | Formerly AWS, Salesforce, startups • 4mo

Others captured the value of always-on competitive: real-time updates on the competitor and market (hourly, not monthly) has been helpful to create stories that are fresh...
186 Views
Jon Rooney
Jon Rooney

Box Vice President Product Marketing | Formerly Splunk, New Relic, Microsoft, Unity, Oracle • 8mo

AI will, and for some folks, already does, make PMM more efficient and effective by quickly finding, synthesizing and summarizing information from various sources we need...
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