9781544526607-1544526601-Product Marketing Misunderstood: How to Establish Your Role, Authority, and Strategic Value

Product Marketing Misunderstood: How to Establish Your Role, Authority, and Strategic Value

ISBN-13: 9781544526607
ISBN-10: 1544526601
Author: Richard King, Bryony Pearce
Publication date: 2022
Publisher: Product Marketing Alliance
Format: Paperback 206 pages
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ISBN-13: 9781544526607
ISBN-10: 1544526601
Author: Richard King, Bryony Pearce
Publication date: 2022
Publisher: Product Marketing Alliance
Format: Paperback 206 pages

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Product Marketing Misunderstood: How to Establish Your Role, Authority, and Strategic Value (ISBN-13: 9781544526607 and ISBN-10: 1544526601), written by authors Richard King, Bryony Pearce, was published by Product Marketing Alliance in 2022. With an overall rating of 4.3 stars, it's a notable title among other Marketing (Marketing & Sales) books. You can easily purchase or rent Product Marketing Misunderstood: How to Establish Your Role, Authority, and Strategic Value (Paperback) from BooksRun, along with many other new and used Marketing books and textbooks. And, if you're looking to sell your copy, our current buyback offer is $1.24.

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"If you want to amplify your impact and clearly define your value as a product marketer, this book is for you. The PMA effectively demystifies the nebulous role by both celebrating its complexity and simplifying a more modern approach. Full of hands-on exercises, you'll walk away with the ability to articulate your role as a product marketer and position yourself for success at an organization of any size."
— Tamara Grominsky, Chief Strategy Officer at Unbounce
"Nobody gets product marketing like the PMA. Product Marketing Misunderstood is proof. It PAINS me how misunderstood our craft is. How can we convince CMOs to invest in product marketing if nobody knows what the hell we do? This book takes a major bite out of the mystery surrounding product marketing. It's required reading for aspiring and tenured PMMs. Get your CMO a copy too."
— Marcus Andrews, Director of Product Marketing at Pendo
"I needed this book ten years ago. I need it even more in the next ten years. As a startup founder and CEO, I made countless and costly mistakes trying to scale product marketing. As a growth stage VP of Product, I wasn't equipped to help product marketing. There are defined playbooks for demand gen, outbound, and nearly every piece of modern go-to-market, except product marketing. With increasing competition in every category and power consolidating to buyers, there has never been a greater need for strategic PMM. In my next company, I'll bring the frameworks from this book on day one."
— Adam Schoenfeld, VP Strategy at Drift
"Richard King's Product Marketing Alliance community has become the go-to meeting place for the world's best product marketers. This book is a must-read for product marketers and executives who want to build a better product marketing organization."
— April Dunford, Positioning Expert and author of Obviously Awesome
Product marketing is not a new function. Just like sales, accounting, and so on, it’s been around for decades. The only difference is perception. Ask anyone what a sales rep does, and they’ll tell you they sell stuff. Ask about product marketers and…you’ll get wildly different answers at best, blank expressions at worst.
Anyone who really knows product marketing understands the tremendous value it adds to organizations, but not enough people seem to get it, which can make it notoriously hard for product marketing managers (PMMs) to get the recognition they deserve.
Product Marketing Misunderstood helps you apply the tools of your own trade to your job—positioning, messaging, research, personas, and more—helping your entire organization value what you do.
Created by the founder of the Product Marketing Alliance, this essential guide arms you with the tools you need to show colleagues past, present, and future that product marketing lies at the heart of your company.

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