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Using White Papers to Generate More Quality Leads

Product Management University

To this day, white papers are still largely viewed as more educational than propaganda. For all the white papers produced, many B2B organizations fail to get the maximum marketing value for their efforts. The Playbook: White Papers 101. White Papers as a Hook. Don’t stop there.

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Product Managers – More Strategic as Product CEO or Portfolio Executive?

Product Management University

Simply put, strategic product management is defined by the quantifiable strategic value your customers and your organization receive from the products you manage. A CEOs job is to return value to shareholders, investors, customers and employees. Think of it as the ultimate reason customers hire your portfolio! See #4 above.

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The Biggest Difference Between Product Management and Portfolio Management

Product Management University

Product releases are still the execution phase but everything works better when priorities across all products are synchronized to target customer needs in the company’s highest priority markets. Your customers across all market segments do the same things the same way 80% of the time and 20% different.

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Feedly is hiring a VP Marketing

Roy Madden

Apply for this position. Collaborate with the product management team to conduct user research and develop market positioning and messaging for key verticals and customer personas. Work cross-functionally with teammates across the company to launch new features on time and at a high quality bar. Responsibilities.

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Product Portfolio Management & the Strategic Ripple Effect 6 of 10 – A Portfolio Roadmap Isn’t Just a Product Thing

Product Management University

product marketing positions the value of those features for every product. customer on-boarding configures features for the customer for each product. customer success encourages their accounts to buy/adopt new features for each product. product management publishes a feature release schedule for every product.

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3 Ways to Leverage Your Strongest Product Management Skills

Productside

We see this all the time in our product management classes, where one student is able to help another based on their knowledge and expertise. We were also encouraged by the fact that customer understanding was such a strong skill. One of the best ways to learn more about a topic is to teach it to someone else.

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Overcoming Bad Product PR

Product Management University

Overcoming bad product PR comes down to generating enough positive product PR, both internally and externally, to drown out the bad. Find a few customers that have the best odds of succeeding with the new & improved version of the product give it to them at no cost for a specified period of time. Follow these six steps.