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Product Positioning Strategy In Economic Volatility: Lessons From The Obviously Awesome April Dunford

Gainsight

April Dunford sat in the back of a marketing class at Northwestern University in Chicago, where her professor gave an example of a product positioning statement. By filling in the appropriate answers, you would design a product positioning statement that would suffice for your product and company. Positioning is not a tagline. .

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Building a Successful Market Penetration Strategy in Three Steps

The Product Coalition

Market penetration strategies can be defined as an effort of increasing market share for current products or services of the firm by marketing activities. In fact, market penetration has never been an affordable strategy that might burn the company budget in a short time. So, when will companies execute market penetration strategy?

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Customer Success – How To Build Relationships With Customer Executives

Product Management University

The expanded CSM role presents a great opportunity to establish a stronger leadership position internally by defining the structure for all customer interactions with each account, including executive access if that structure is not already in place. They’re also critical to the success of product management, product marketing and sales.

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Good Strategy, Bad Strategy

Product Bookshelf

Good Strategy Bad Strategy: The Difference and Why It Matters by Richard Rumelt. The big idea: Strategy is not goal-setting, vision creation, or agreeing on principles and aspirations. Bad strategy isn’t the absence of strategy; it’s typically the result of refusing to identify the core problem.

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Digital Sustainability: A Growing Frontier in Software Development

The Product Coalition

As software builders, we are uniquely positioned to influence this environmental trajectory. This strategy is most effective in data centers and cloud environments, as it increases the workload handled by each server, enhancing energy efficiency by reducing the number of servers needed.

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The All-New, Outcome Product Management Course from 280 Group

280 Group

Many of the core elements in the 280 Group Blueprint remain true to what was in the Optimal Product Process while providing some needed updates that include communication and governance checkpoints. In that role he takes the lead on all content strategy and production as part of the 280 Group’s overall marketing efforts.

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The Product of You by Melissa Perri

Mind the Product

Melissa begins by describing how there are over 11,000 open Head of Product positions available in the EU today – one of which could be yours. How can you position yourself well now for a future as a product leader, and, once you get the job, what do you do? Portfolio and product strategy. Preparing for the C-Suite.