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Patrick Cuttica , the public-held company's director of product marketing, discussed scaling and positioning a product market team , especially in a growing organization, during an AMA that originally appeared on Sharebird —the place to see how people at top companies do product marketing.
Patrick Cuttica , the privately-held company's director of product marketing, discussed scaling and positioning a product market team , especially in a growing organization, during an AMA that originally appeared on Sharebird —the place to see how people at top companies do product marketing.
I think of it as go-to-market consulting. Building a company is about pattern recognition: Do you have the right market? Do you have the right go-to-market strategy? I realized I get way more value out of helping other sales people figure out how to tap into their full potential. My approach is super tactical.
In fact, the survey found that 68% of companies find red-team exercises more effective than blue-team testing, and more companies are practicing red over blue. What’s odd, though, is that only 23% of companies consider their current salestraining programs to be effective.
I think of it as go-to-market consulting. Building a company is about pattern recognition: Do you have the right market? Do you have the right go-to-market strategy? I realized I get way more value out of helping other sales people figure out how to tap into their full potential. My approach is super tactical.
You execute demand generation programs to drive visitors to your website, qualify them, nurture them into sales opportunities and convert them into paying customers. The big difference is with the live chat funnel, you do this in real-time, which requires sales teams to exercise a few new muscles.
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Product managers and their teams almost always inform their roadmaps based on various data, market and user insights. Earlier last year, before we transitioned to outcome-based planning, the leadership team at Yesware did a thought exercise during an offsite. We have a similar tool on our marketing site.
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In fact, the survey found that 68% of companies find red-team exercises more effective than blue-team testing, and more companies are practicing red over blue. What’s odd, though, is that only 23% of companies consider their current salestraining programs to be effective.
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