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Scaling and Positioning Sprout Social’s Product Marketing Team

Pragmatic Marketing

Sprout Social , which develops social media management, advocacy and analytics software for businesses, has mushroomed to 500 employees in its short, nine-year history. Cuttica positions his team by instilling from the beginning the ethos of "Do great work and be great partners to work with.". Growth also means adding shareholders.

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Scaling and Positioning Sprout Social’s Product Marketing Team

Pragmatic Marketing

Sprout Social , which develops social media management, advocacy and analytics software for businesses, has mushroomed to 500 employees in its short, nine-year history. Cuttica positions his team by instilling from the beginning the ethos of "Do great work and be great partners to work with.". Growth also means adding shareholders.

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What is the Product Operations Career Path?

ProductPlan

Generally, organizations develop product operations roles as needed to offload non-core tasks from product managers. How developed are the organization’s processes? For example, serving as the business owner of an agile software tool such as JIRA, used by product management and other product development stakeholders.

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Intercom on Product: Accelerating your strategy after COVID-19

Intercom, Inc.

And so, now’s the time to start thinking about accelerating our business strategies and grabbing the opportunities it brings. Now that the worst seems to be over, what exactly should your strategy look like? But if the strategy was good to begin with, keep at it. How can we accelerate our current strategy? Paul: Yeah.

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 Marrying Up: Partnering With Big Companies

Pragmatic Marketing

One strategy to make that leap is to partner with a larger, established company whose scale and resources can quickly take the product well beyond anything the startup is capable of on its own. The smaller partner is usually much hungrier for sales revenue. The number has ballooned from 150 to almost 7,000 in six years.

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 Marrying Up: Partnering With Big Companies

Pragmatic Marketing

One strategy to make that leap is to partner with a larger, established company whose scale and resources can quickly take the product well beyond anything the startup is capable of on its own. The smaller partner is usually much hungrier for sales revenue. The number has ballooned from 150 to almost 7,000 in six years.

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 Marrying Up: Partnering With Big Companies

Pragmatic Marketing

One strategy to make that leap is to partner with a larger, established company whose scale and resources can quickly take the product well beyond anything the startup is capable of on its own. The smaller partner is usually much hungrier for sales revenue. The number has ballooned from 150 to almost 7,000 in six years.