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How Execution Can Make a Big Difference: A Go-to-Market Strategy and Process Guide

The Product Coalition

Have you ever wondered why a Go-to-Market (GTM) strategy is required when you launch a product or service? In retrospect I always focused more on execution, and less on planning and strategy. What is a Go-to-Market Strategy? Typically there are four steps to creating a detailed GTM Strategy.

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5 things marketers wish their PMs knew about working together

Mixpanel

Over the course of my career, I’ve sat in dozens of conference rooms, Zoom meetings, retreat centers, and team outings all created with the sole purpose of getting Marketing and Product talking. There are product goals and marketing goals. And they didn’t even need the engineering team to do it.

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How to Avoid Costly Surprises in Connected Product Design

Mind the Product

We’ve seen this happen countless times and it’s never one person’s fault, rather a lack of understanding of the full product design process and a lack of the experience necessary to avoid these cost surprises. This list includes: Define your product specifications early. Map Design Experience to Your Product Goals.

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How Designers & Developers Can Work Better Together

Mind the Product

In this presentation at ProductTank NYC, he explains about how designers and developers can work better together on software projects, by adopting some simple tactics and strategies for better collaboration. Establish Understanding of the Product Vision.

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How to Build Product-Oriented Engineering Teams

Amplitude

Product-oriented engineering teams do more than just write code. They’re more than just a feature factory; they’re co-owners of the product experience. Product Oriented Engineering Teams from Amplitude. Don’t Get Siloed Off From Product and Design. What good engineering teams do. Take this example.

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Achieve Leadership Results: Here are 7 Ways for you to Gain Product Momentum

Bain Public

It is no secret that a product manager needs momentum in areas such as product development, product sales and customer adoption in order to succeed. As a product leader, you need momentum to gain executive buy-in as well as engineering and marketing resources so that you can create interest and awareness around your product.

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How to Become a Director of Product

The Product HQ

That gives you the experience and expertise to get to the next level, where you start managing other product managers. Over time, potential product directors need to show an ability to lead the entire product team. On top of that, they need to show success in every product strategy they own.