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That 47-item launch checklist won't save your launch. Most checklists create completion theater instead of focusing on the three things that actually determine whether your launch hits its numbers.
Most launch checklists are 100-item lists that overwhelm teams. Here's the 20-item checklist that actually predicts launch success.
Frameworks for positioning, competitive strategy, and market analysis that drive long-term GTM success.
Tactical playbooks for coordinating cross-functional launches, aligning teams, and executing GTM motions.
Launch planning, timing, and execution strategies that maximize impact and drive adoption.
Battlecards, training programs, and sales tools that turn reps into product experts.
Crafting value propositions and messaging that resonates with buyers and differentiates from competitors.
Pricing strategy, packaging decisions, and monetization models that optimize revenue.
Optimizing product content, documentation, and data for AI agents like ChatGPT and Claude that recommend products to buyers.
Systematic approaches to understanding why deals are won or lost and feeding insights back to product and GTM.
Methods for gathering customer insights through interviews, surveys, and jobs-to-be-done research.
Lead generation strategies, campaign planning, and lifecycle marketing that drives pipeline.
Content strategy and distribution frameworks that drive qualified leads and revenue.
Using product usage data to inform GTM decisions, identify expansion opportunities, and prevent churn.
Primary and secondary research methodologies for understanding markets, competitors, and customer needs.
Co-marketing programs, partner enablement, and channel strategies that drive revenue through partnerships.
Self-serve onboarding, free trial optimization, and PLG strategies that turn users into paying customers.
Retention programs, advocacy initiatives, and expansion campaigns that grow revenue from existing customers.
Building competitive monitoring systems, positioning frameworks, and battle cards that help you win against competitors.
Team structure, tech stack, processes, and KPIs that make product marketing teams more effective and efficient.
Marketing to developers and technical buyers through docs, community, advocacy, and technical content.
Strategies for international expansion, localization, regional planning, and managing global product launches.
App marketplaces, developer platforms, partner programs, and ecosystem growth strategies for multi-sided platforms.
For the first PMM hire: building the function from scratch, proving value, working with limited resources, and establishing credibility.
Transitioning from startup to scale-up: building teams, standardizing processes, managing complexity, and driving systematic growth.
Proven frameworks, models, and methodologies that product marketers use to structure thinking, drive decisions, and execute consistently.
Building partnerships with revenue operations to drive attribution, forecasting, pipeline management, and cross-functional GTM execution.
Trade shows, conferences, webinars, and field marketing strategies that drive pipeline and build brand presence in target markets.
Strategies to drive user activation, reduce time-to-value, increase feature adoption, and build product-led growth flywheels.
Communicating with C-suite and board members through executive briefs, presentations, storytelling, and strategic influence.
Dashboard frameworks, attribution models, political navigation, and career strategies that help PMMs prove value and build executive influence.
Q4 planning strategies, budget defense tactics, and ROI frameworks for protecting PMM resources during annual planning cycles. Navigate finance scrutiny and prove necessity.
Practical guides for implementing the Pragmatic Institute framework, from market and focus to programs and readiness, helping PMMs get the most value from this popular methodology.
How AI, product-led growth, and evolving buyer behaviors are reshaping product marketing. What skills, tools, and career paths will define PMMs in 2030.
Go-to-market strategies tailored for specific industries and verticals. How PMM approaches differ across SaaS, fintech, construction tech, healthcare, and other specialized markets.
Practical guides for choosing PMM tools and platforms. Evaluating competitive intelligence, messaging frameworks, and launch management solutions that consolidate workflows and save time.
