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The 8 Non-Negotiables for a Winning Product Launch

Highspot

A product launch is a company’s meticulous process to present its new or updated product to the market. The success of the launch relies on a shared strategy across various teams, including sales, product managers, customer support, product marketing, event management, and more.

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Brand Marketing vs. Product Marketing: What’s the Difference and Which Should You Invest In?

ConversionXL

It partners with sales to close more revenue, informs product teams to deliver better products, and in some cases, co-owns demand generation activities with marketing teams. Product marketers own a variety of marketing responsibilities, which can be roughly divided into two broad categories: pre-launch and post-launch.

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What Is Enterprise OEM Software Licensing?

Lead Fuze

A critical parameter that will affect the pricing and go-to-market strategy is whether or not a company chooses to include embedded OEM software as default for all customers, or make it an optional option. Using an OEM go-to-market strategy. What joint GTM strategy options will you lead with?

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10 Things in Marketing that Change as You Scale: Lessons from Dropbox, Klaviyo, Lightspeed Commerce with Kady Srinivasan, CMO of Lightspeed Commerce

SaaStr

At this stage, your marketing team should be laser-focused on finding out what resonates with your ICP: what are their needs are, how to serve this market, how to differentiate yourself vs competition. But, as you grow, you start to reach the limits of what your original ICP presents. There’s minimal human intervention.

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What Is Enterprise OEM Software Licensing?

Sales Hacker

Depending on the software, implementation, and go-to-market (GTM) strategy, considerable costs and internal resources could be needed for a successful deployment. The OEM is gaining scale, more customers – and giving up higher profit margins that could be obtained by going direct to customers. And if yes, to what extent?

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How to Build a Product Launch Strategy

ConversionXL

The typical product lifecycle can be broken down into four stages: Introduction: Your product may still be in development and your marketing goals focus on generating awareness and motivating users to sign up and purchase. You’re adding new product features and looking to capture more market share from your competitors.

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