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Cracking the Product Marketing Code

You're reading from   Cracking the Product Marketing Code Craft winning go-to-market strategies for market domination

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781837632763
Length 292 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Daniel Kuperman Daniel Kuperman
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Iman Bayatra Iman Bayatra
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Preface 1. Part 1 – Introduction
2. Chapter 1: Introducing Product Marketing FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Inbound Product Marketing – Product Innovation 4. Chapter 3: Outbound Product Marketing – Driving Product Adoption and Growth 5. Part 2 – Driving Product Enhancement with Inbound Strategies
6. Chapter 4: Market Research and Competitive Analysis - Strategies to Enhance Innovation 7. Chapter 5: Customer Research – Creating an Effective Voice for Customer Programs 8. Chapter 6: Influencing the Product Roadmap 9. Chapter 7: Customer Segmentation and Personas 10. Part 3 – Outbound: Strategies for Product Adoption and Exponential Growth
11. Chapter 8: Competitive Positioning and Messaging for Growth 12. Chapter 9: GTM Strategies for Exponential Growth 13. Chapter 10: Enable Your Sales Team and Maximize Effectiveness 14. Part 4 – Impactful Collaboration and Value Creation
15. Chapter 11: Ensure Internal Stakeholders Buy-In 16. Chapter 12: Analyst Relations (AR) 17. Index 18. Other Books You May Enjoy

Why inbound product marketing?

Many tech companies are product first; they are busy innovating their products and implementing new features so frequently while assuming this is what customers want, while this is not the case. Product marketing is the right path to help companies make the shift to become customer-centric and infuse customers' needs and demands. This is exactly what happened with Microsoft when they launched Windows 8. The launch was a big failure since Microsoft was product-first. Later, this was a great lesson that Microsoft learned from when launching Windows 10, as it involved marketers at the earliest stages of developing the new product. They made sure every step was customer-centric and developed a compelling product with the right features that customers wanted to adopt.

During this time, Microsoft was facing growing competition from Google and Apple and decided to release the new big thing in the industry, Windows 8. The product was packed with countless innovative...

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