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How to evolve product launches as you grow

Intercom, Inc.

As a product-first company, new product launches are a core part of Intercom’s DNA – which means there’s always an abundance of juicy launches for us product marketers to work on. Given our cadence of launches and updates, we’ve developed a pretty well-oiled launch machine over the past few years.

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13 Brand Activation Examples From Famous Brands to Inspire You

Userpilot

What do we learn from the best brand activation examples? Brand activation is about driving product growth by connecting emotionally with people on a personal level. In this article, we take a deep dive into the concept of brand activation and go over 13 great examples that will inspire you to create your activation strategy.

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504: Market Research for Product Innovation – with Chip Chomyn

Product Innovation Educators

Many product managers and engineers default to cost-based pricing, but this approach often leaves money on the table and fails to capture the true value of innovative products. Key Considerations in Value-Based Pricing Differential Value: Understanding what makes your product different from alternatives in the market.

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The 4 Types of Product Launches

ProductPlan

The period marks all that time and effort spent developing the product. But not all product launches are created equal, and they’re not the same as introducing a new feature. There’s a significant difference in the goals and objectives for different types of product launches. Product differentiation.

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Branding Yourself as a Product

Pragmatic Marketing

Put another way: Your personal brand is more important than ever. You are a product. And if you are the product, why not manage your personal brand like a product? Your Career and the Product Lifecycle. The key is to create long-term extensibility for your brand. What you need is a product strategy.

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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. As a product marketer , it is your job to identify the best target audience for your product, while also finding the best pricing options, distribution channels, and unique value propositions.

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374: The one marketing communication framework product managers need to know – with J.J. Peterson

Product Innovation Educators

I’ve done a ton of podcasts, and it makes me so angry when I’ve done a great podcast and it sounds so bad, it makes me sound cheap—which is why I became part of this product launch to create a microphone and get it out to the public. Problem: The market is saturated, and it’s really hard to differentiate.

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