OKRs stands for objectives and key results - a simple management framework developed to help your organization see progress. Discover how to set your OKRs within your product marketing team for future development. Learn more.| Product Marketing Alliance
"Does anybody think the product marketing role is kind of a scam? No, of course not, but a competitive program is something to show how we add value because oftentimes it's somewhat of an echo chamber that we have to prove our value."| Product Marketing Alliance
Product marketing is the driving force behind getting products to market - and keeping them there. Product marketers are the overarching voices of the customer, masterminds of messaging, enablers of sales, and accelerators of adoption. Learn more in this complete guide.| Product Marketing Alliance
Knowing your audience is marketing 101, but knowing how your product can benefit your audience in a market oversaturated with competitors takes a little more finesse. Segmentation arms you with the data needed to fulfill your target customers’ needs| Product Marketing Alliance
Personas are fictional characters you create based on research, and they represent segments of your market. When a company devotes consummate time and effort to fine-tuning its personas, it can bring a whole host of benefits to the table.| Product Marketing Alliance
Sales enablement is the process whereby your sales reps are provided with resources allowing them to do their job to the best of their ability.| Product Marketing Alliance
Market positioning is a variety of strategies used to convey key differentiators of your product, in comparison to others on the market.| Product Marketing Alliance
Make a mark with your next round of messaging.| Product Marketing Alliance
You can have the best product on the shelf, but if you’re not speaking to customers with the right language, at the right time and on the right platform, there’s a good chance all your efforts will fall flat. These experience and engagement tools help you do all that.| Product Marketing Alliance
The key to successful product launches lies in having a unified definition of success across all teams. Without this shared understanding, there's a risk of disappointment post-launch, as different teams may have varying expectations of the outcomes.| Product Marketing Alliance
