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The Ultimate Guide to Customer Education in SaaS: Best Practices, Examples, and Tools

Userpilot

Have you ever wondered why SaaS companies are spending so much on self-service solutions and customer education programs? Well, enabling customer success is just about one of the highest ROI activities you can do. Customer education is the discipline of teaching customers how to use and get value from your product.

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How to Become a Technical Product Manager Without Experience

The Product HQ

More and more products are using more complex forms of technology to provide value to their customers. However, there are certification programs that help steer you in the right direction. On one hand, this helps you understand the pain points and problems that companies within given niches experience.

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How Digital Customer Education Can Win You More Business

Gainsight

Digital customer education has traditionally been tied to the post-sale stages of the customer journey—think onboarding and ongoing product adoption. Here’s how to win more business with digital customer education —and how it can help you stand out from the crowd in the increasingly complex business world. Very little.

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How to Become a SaaS Product Manager Without Experience

The Product HQ

This stage requires a high level of empathy from product leaders to identify the challenges that their users face as well as possible, lucrative solutions that work despite the complexities of their customer segment and market. Engage With Customers Talk to product users or customers.

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How to Write a Data Science Product Manager Resume [+ Examples]

The Product HQ

A data product manager’s resume is never generalized because it always targets specific pain points. If you’re utilizing a resume builder, create your resume using a template that has good customer feedback. These explanations have to relate to the pain points of the organization you apply to.

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Group Product Manager vs. Principal Product Manager: What’s The Difference?

The Product HQ

In this article, we outline the differences between a group product manager and a principal product manager, while exploring in detail the responsibilities, salaries, skills, career path trajectory, and certifications for each role. They ensure that the various teams remain on course toward achieving the company’s objectives.

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Why We Partnered With Pavilion to Share Product Marketing Expertise

Innovatemap

Innovatemap partnered with Pavilion to host a three-week product marketing course, led by one of our industry experts, Leanna Adeola , Principal of Product Marketing and Brand. When Pavilion leaders asked Sara for help finding the right person to lead a product marketing course, she knew the right person for the job.