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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? The EDC is an autonomous body that promotes the cultivation of startups and entrepreneurial ideas. During my time in the EDC, I participated in startup brainstorming sessions. What is a Go-to-Market Strategy?

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5 things marketers wish their PMs knew about working together

Mixpanel

There are product goals and marketing goals. After eight years (and with gratitude for the stellar product leads I’ve worked with), I’d like to share a handful of key learnings and collaboration points that made our product, brand, and teams sing. Our customer doesn’t care what’s Product and what’s Marketing.

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How to Build a Strong Product Go-To-Market Strategy That Drives Adoption?

Userpilot

Your product go-to-market strategy is the final ingredient for any successful product launch. It is a small but prominent element that drives every other component of your marketing strategy. This article covers all you need to know to create a solid GTM strategy for your SaaS startup or B2B business model.

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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. This approach ultimately supports the team in achieving goals and milestones.

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Product Failure: Why New SaaS Products Fail and How to Avoid it

Userpilot

SaaS companies often struggle to identify user problems worth solving, differentiate their products, and get the pricing right. Entering immature markets and devising a relatable product vision are also serious challenges. Over 90% of SaaS startups fail, only 35% get past the 10-year mark, and only 40% of these ever become profitable.

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How to Avoid Costly Surprises in Connected Product Design

Mind the Product

The first iteration can have some compromises that you can upgrade or change in the second generation, but in our experience companies often impede their success by setting their sights too high on their first product launch. The order of development is also a factor in risk mitigation and ultimately product development cost.

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11 Types of Product Managers for SaaS Companies

Userpilot

A strategic product manager is responsible for developing long-term product vision and strategy. The role of the growth product manager focuses on identifying and maximizing product growth opportunities. Product marketing managers develop product positioning , messaging , and differentiation strategies.