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Keeping the market in mind: What makes product marketing successful at Intercom?

Intercom, Inc.

At Intercom, we believe the best products are built with the market in mind. That’s why some of Intercom’s first marketing hires were product marketers and why we’ve had a “seat at the table” from the early days of the company. . More and more, I see startups hiring PMMs as their first marketer ”.

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Building A $5.6b Company With A Product-Led Flywheel With Postman’s CEO Abhinav Asthana (Pod 528 + Video)

SaaStr

Over the years, though, Asthana has learned a lot about what can go wrong while building a market-leading company and how to avoid those missteps before they happen. He also observed that after product-market fit had been achieved, companies would only ever have to worry about marketing and sales.

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Building Company Culture, Before It’s Too Late

Mucker Capital

When I was leading my last business, I always knew that company culture was important. With a thousand other things demanding my time, thinking about culture was perpetually on the back burner. The Moment that Culture Becomes Crucial. But what I needed to do about it and when to do it was a mystery to me.

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Going from Series A to Unicorn in Less Than 12 Months with Payhawk Co-Founder/CEO Hristo Borisov and VP of Marketing Désirée Schildt (Video)

SaaStr

Payhawk’s CEO, Hristo Borisov, and VP of Marketing, Désirée Schildt, have cracked the code. Before attracting investors, ensure that your company structure and products are up to par. We listen to what the market is saying.” Doing that shows you how big the addressable market is. . markets will ?converge.

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Lessons on Scaling Customer Success from $1M to $300M in ARR with Success Venture Partners

SaaStr

If you don’t know, it’s the hockey stick curve going from $2M to $6M to $18M to $36M and on and on after you’ve found product market fit. Even if you think you’ve passed the stage of product market fit, it’s always worth keeping a lens toward it and understanding the needs of your customers as you evolve from early to later stages.

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Marketing During a Recession (With 10 Key Strategy Tips)

Neil Patel

During a recession, marketing is likely one of the last things on business owners’ minds. But even in an economic downturn, marketing your business should be a priority. Simply put, you may jeopardize long-term growth if you stop marketing to reduce short-term costs. But marketing shouldn’t be totally forgotten.

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Lessons Learned On The Path To $100M ARR with Tracy Young, CEO and Co-Founder of TigerEye (Video)

SaaStr

Marketing is focused on generating leads while salespeople are closing them. Product designers are spec-ing out what engineering is supposed to build. You Might Lose Product Market Fit How does that happen? The world, your customers, and the market are constantly shifting. The reason? Everything changes.

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