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Creating An Enterprise SaaS Marketing Strategy

Userpilot

How is enterprise SaaS marketing different compared from acquiring and retaining users for an SMB? Inbound works really well for smaller SaaS businesses, whether B2B or B2C. Enterprise SaaS marketing, however, is a different story entirely. What is enterprise SaaS marketing?

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15 B2B Marketing Strategies to Drive Conversion and Growth

Userpilot

Creating buzz with consumers or even having a product go viral is quite easy in a B2C (business-to-consumer) environment. This article will teach you the difference between B2C and B2B marketing, go over a few B2B examples, and walk through 15 proven strategies that can take your product marketing to the next level!

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“Software eating the world” creates a growing need to educate product managers.

Product Management Unpacked

When I started in product management in the mid-1980s, most product managers were hired to work in traditional B2C businesses, which is where the idea of product management originated. Product managers were difficult to hire even when the need for talent was coming more specifically from enterprise and B2C software and technology companies.

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How I got my job in Product: Ashley Fidler, CPO

Mind the Product

This area has a special blend of pure product, operations and tech that doesn’t seem to be as prominent in the B2C world. Enterprise product, especially in machine learning, is more of a hybrid role than B2C product roles seem to be. I had lunch with engineers and talked to everyone I could find! My Top Tips.

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Four Fundamental Mistakes You Are Making With Product OKRs

The Product Coalition

But what about product and engineering? For example, I have seen product teams that create OKRs around meeting with customers, and engineering teams that created OKRs around closing the tech debt. including at least the product and the engineering departments. For example, maybe you want to start selling to larger enterprises.

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Lying To Customers

Mironov Consulting

That might seem obvious or naïve, but recent conversations with several B2B/enterprise clients suggest that it’s actually controversial. For context, enterprise tech companies tend to have a small number of large deals each quarter that really matter. ( B2B is lumpier than B2C.). A promise to treat them equitably. On The Margin.

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Product Professional, What to do?

The Product Guy

was responsible for defining timelines with UX, design, and engineering and holding the team to those timelines. Identifying user needs, or customer needs in the B2C environment, is currently a weakness of mine and a skill that is a hallmark of both B2B and B2C product managers. Hence, I am best suited as a Product Owner.