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Most analyst briefings fail before the analyst even speaks. The problem is not the presentation. It is not the product. ...
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The most effective customer evidence does not come from asking customers to say nice things about you. It comes from res...
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What works in New York does not necessarily work in Munich. But how do you find out before spending six figures on local...
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Brand tracking has existed since the 1960s, when Procter & Gamble first began measuring unaided brand recall across its ...
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Seventy-two per cent of product features ship without any form of customer validation. The number comes from Pendo's 202...
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Most win/loss analysis is conducted after the fact, with all the clarity and objectivity of an inquest conducted by the ...
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Clayton Christensen's often-cited statistic is that 95% of new products fail. The precise number is debatable. Some rese...
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The average sales representative spends sixty-five percent of their time on non-selling activities, according to ...
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Most content marketing is derivative. The same opinions repackaged in slightly different language, the same thought lead...
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Go-to-market strategy is, by a comfortable margin, the most expensive decision most companies make without evidence. A w...
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Most segmentation is fiction. Companies divide their market by demographics, age, geography, company size, job title, an...
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Here is a fact that should unsettle every product marketer who has ever spent a quarter refining a positioning document:...
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Here is a number that should give every product marketer pause: the average comprehensive Voice of Customer programme co...
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A 1% improvement in pricing yields an 11% improvement in operating profit, according to McKinsey. Yet the average SaaS c...
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Most competitive intelligence is backwards-looking. Tools such as Klue and Crayon track what competitors ...
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Expert networks are brilliant. ...
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Most buyer personas are fiction. Well-intentioned fiction, granted, with plausible job titles and stock photography and ...
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What if I told you that most product marketing research takes longer to ...
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A one percent improvement in pricing yields, on average, an eleven percent improvement in operating profit. That figure ...
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Positioning is private. Messaging is public. That distinction, simple as it sounds, is where a remarkable number of prod...
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Sixty-eight percent of sales opportunities are competitive. That statistic, from ...
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Every product marketer knows the feeling. You have spent three weeks crafting a positioning statement. It is sharp, diff...
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Product marketing has a timing problem. The discipline is built on research, validation, and iteration, yet the tools av...
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Most teams segment their market before they've spoken to it. They carve up potential users by demographics or firmograph...
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Problem framing tells you that a problem exists. Discovery research tells you what it actually feels like to have that p...
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In software, the cost of fixing a bug increases exponentially the later you find it. A bug caught in design costs almost...
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Most products fail. This is not news. What's genuinely odd is that we've known the primary cause for decades, and yet fo...
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