Aneri Shah

Think creatively about marketing-adjacent work you've done, and put together a series of case studies that you can share with the hiring team. Examples can include: Ide...

Yes, great question! As a PMM, I've always worked closely with a separate integrated/brand marketing function. The PMM sits closer to product/eng, is more initimately fam...

I also love Drift and Intercom's blogs and handbooks! First Round Review also has some great case studies. For courses, I like Pragmatic Marketing [great PMM frameworks]...

Here's a simple 6-step process you can follow: Write the brief: Write the brief for what you want your name to accomplish. This should include a description of what the p...

Every PMM has experienced the issue of creating sales enablement materials, sending them "into the void", and not knowing how/where they're being used or if the sales tea...

Manage sales requests like a product roadmap: Create a spreadsheet or log of requests, and then try to size them. How many people asked for them, how significant/detailed...

Do it for fun! Try it on products you use but don't work on, ads you see on TV etc. It makes it much lower stakes to get into the mindset of using a messaging framework, ...

Here's a template for the framework I use! Feel free to make a copy and try it yourself.

Speak like you would speak to a human: We often write messaging that speaks to corporations rather than individuals. Think about how you'd explain what you do to a client...

Having worked across both, the key differences in my mind fall into 2 key categories: 1) ability to get customer insights, 2) role in the GTM motion. 1. Customer insights...