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Using White Papers to Generate More Quality Leads

Product Management University

To this day, white papers are still largely viewed as more educational than propaganda. For all the white papers produced, many B2B organizations fail to get the maximum marketing value for their efforts. The Playbook: White Papers 101. White Papers as a Hook. Don’t stop there.

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3 Ways to Leverage Your Strongest Product Management Skills

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Hopefully in your career, you come from a field of expertise where you deeply understand that market space. Be a Thought Leader Writing thought leadership articles, white papers, blog posts or even books are great ways to deepen your product management skills. Domain knowledge makes sense as a high score for a product manager.

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Develop a Content Strategy for Product Marketing in 5 Steps

Product Management University

Developing a content strategy for product marketing requires an approach similar to product positioning. Executing a solid content strategy can keep the sales mantra of “the leads we get from marketing are crap” at bay! You want the search engines to reward you, not punish you.

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Feedly is hiring a VP Marketing

Roy Madden

We are looking for a VP Marketing with a proven track record of driving growth in an early stage B2B SaaS environment. You will be responsible for developing and executing the Feedly marketing strategy. Apply for this position. Grow and lead the product marketing team. Apply for this position. Responsibilities.

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Product Portfolio Management & the Strategic Ripple Effect 6 of 10 – A Portfolio Roadmap Isn’t Just a Product Thing

Product Management University

product marketing positions the value of those features for every product. Without a clear market strategy and portfolio roadmap, there’s no single answer, which really means there are 100 or 1000 different answers. Since the theme here is ripple effect, let’s look at the ripple effect of feature-based roadmaps.

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The Biggest Difference Between Product Management and Portfolio Management

Product Management University

The biggest difference between product management and portfolio management is product management focuses specifically on the success of each product whereas portfolio management focuses on the success of the company (the portfolio) in chosen market segments. Traditional Product Management Here’s the other problem.

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Product Managers – More Strategic as Product CEO or Portfolio Executive?

Product Management University

A rolling 24-month portfolio strategy is a good rule of thumb where the first 12 months is firm (assuming no drastic shifts in the market) and the next 12 months is more fluid since it based on the current market conditions which we know are likely to evolve in the coming year. Here’s an example.