Why You Can’t Market like Apple (or Why Marketing is Hard)
Armchair marketers think I should be able to just copy what Apple or Facebook or Groupon is doing. Here are some reasons why this doesn’t work.
Armchair marketers think I should be able to just copy what Apple or Facebook or Groupon is doing. Here are some reasons why this doesn’t work.
Long sales cycles, purchasing teams, politics – selling to enterprises is nothing like selling to consumers. Here are 9 big differences every product marketer should know.
Should you describe your market the same way your competitor’s do or try to come up with new terms that help you to differentiate what you do?
On the changing nature of marketing in general and what that means for product marketing professionals in particular.
Are startup marketers sacrificing Art for Revenue? If so, does that make us lousy marketers? Are we destroying the higher purpose of marketing by being too darn practical?
I published a Startup Marketing Framework 8 months ago and it’s been a really popular tool on this site. This is an updated version that I think better captures the spirit of the original Framework.
Startup marketers tend to naturally focus on either strategy or tactics but I think the key to success is striking a balance between the two.
A recent study showed that only 50% of marketers are tracking any sort of metrics to analyze ROI. I bet those 50% have great reasons not to measure results. Here are 5.
My voice and image are literally all over the web. Read on to find out where you can hear me and see me this month.
I gave the keynote talk at ProductCamp Amsterdam last weekend on the changing nature of buying and selling and how Product Marketing can save Marketing from itself.