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Product Marketing: How Marketing Should Evolve With Product Lifecycle

Devansh Khetrapal April 21, 2021 The above image is a demonstration of the stages a product goes through during its lifetime. Economics and MBA students probably recognize this, although the progression and decline curve rarely translates to reality in the way it’s portrayed. See that there are 4 major phases that a business cycle goes … Continue reading Product Marketing: How Marketing Should Evolve With Product Lifecycle →

Strategies for a Successful Product Launch in the Virtual World

Christa Tuttle March 22, 2021 The shift to primarily virtual events and interactions has brought both challenges and successes to organizations. With virtual becoming the norm, a great deal of adaptation is and has been required to deliver value-added experiences for audiences. New product launches are an area that organizations have especially wrestled with in … Continue reading Strategies for a Successful Product Launch in the Virtual World →

6 Ways to Customize Your Facebook Dynamic Product Ads for Maximum Performance

Michelle Morgan March 14, 2021 Catalog campaigns are a great way to leverage a product feed to create ads on Facebook and Instagram. Once your integration is finished, it’s pretty easy to get campaigns up and running and start making sales. While the default settings for Catalog campaigns can perform really well, there are lots … Continue reading 6 Ways to Customize Your Facebook Dynamic Product Ads for Maximum Performance →

Insider Tips: How to Market a Minimum Viable Product to Maximise Engagement

Dana Kachan February 14, 2021 It’s a simple guide for marketers and product creators aimed to help you navigate MVP marketing. Here I’m sharing my experience-based practices and approaches. You could often hear that a minimum viable product isn’t a product but a process. It’s very true. A minimum viable product is an idea deployed … Continue reading Insider Tips: How to Market a Minimum Viable Product to Maximise Engagement →