Advanced Product Marketing
40mAdvanced2019-08-13
Authors

Jonathan Chang
Digital, Growth, and Product Marketer, Global Educator
Course details
At a basic level, product marketing is about determining who your users are, what they need, and how to align your products with those needs. In this course, professor, speaker, and product marketing guru Jon Chang shares advanced techniques designed to help product marketers accomplish this central goal—ensuring that a product resonates with its intended audience—with finesse. Learn how to leverage different research methodologies to define your audience and match products to their needs, as well as how to create a go-to-market strategy. Plus, get tips for collaborating effectively with different stakeholders, including product managers, marketers, and other researchers.
Learning objectives
What is advanced product marketing?
Differences between research methodologies
Writing personas
Creating competitive positioning
Working with product managers and researchers
Breaking down messaging types
Determining market opportunities
Completing a go-to-market plan
Using agile marketing best practices
Learning objectives
What is advanced product marketing?
Differences between research methodologies
Writing personas
Creating competitive positioning
Working with product managers and researchers
Breaking down messaging types
Determining market opportunities
Completing a go-to-market plan
Using agile marketing best practices
Skills covered
Enterprise MarketingAdvancedMarketing
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Next-level product marketing
- 02 - What is advanced product marketing
1. Product Marketing Research
- 03 - Why product marketing needs research
- 04 - Research design methodologies
- 05 - Relationship with other researchers
- 06 - Writing personas
2. Product Marketing Positioning
- 07 - Competitive positioning
- 08 - Relationship with product managers
3. Product Marketing Messaging
- 09 - Building a brand house
- 10 - Breaking down messaging types
4. Product Marketing - Go to Market
- 11 - Determining market opportunities
- 12 - Relationship with marketing
- 13 - Completing a go-to-market plan
- 14 - Agile marketing for product marketers
Conclusion
- 15 - Next steps