In-Product Marketing
A usually underused and under invested channel is the actual software you sell.
A daily editorial from Mark, Founder of TACK, dedicated to the latest thinking in B2B go-to-market.
Its mission is to help you match your go-to-market to how people actually buy today.
A usually underused and under invested channel is the actual software you sell.
Here's a neat framework to help you better understand customers.
Don't only focus on the problem of your buyers. Focus on the problems of their business too.
Partnerships are not a channel. Let me repeat that. Partnerships are not a channel.
Who cares about how it happened, all we want is the outcome. I'm not so sure about that though.
What if you run a quarterly business review with all of your internal stakeholders for the website.
We should be adding another thing to use in messaging, positioning and storytelling.
It's the story of why someone would buy what you're selling and what makes you unique and valuable in the eyes and mind of your customers.