Product Management and Product Marketing

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Book It!

I maintain a bunch of links to other blogs on my sidebar. Someone coming here for the first time might assume that I just went out and gathered the top bloggers in the space and did reciprocal links to bump up the “authority” of my site, but that is not the case. I [...]

16 May 2007 | Marcomm, Personal, Product Marketing | 1 Comment

Solving a Latent Need: Nike+iPod

As Product Managers, we know that what makes a product really powerful is when it solves a clear problem for the customer. We discover these problems through research and living in customers shoes as much as possible. If we do it right, it’s not hard to discover new features, product line extensions, and [...]

30 January 2007 | Personal, Product Management, Product Marketing, Theory | 4 Comments

What a Product Doesn’t Say

The next time you are watching TV, pay close attention when the commercials start to roll. Advertising is generally dependent on the viewer having their brain switched off and not thinking critically about whatever they are hawking, which makes for an interesting game. I’ll begin with the car dealership ads, because they’re the [...]

25 January 2007 | Marcomm, Product Management, Product Marketing, Theory | No Comments

Jargon = Buzzkill

Do you ever see a marketing message that makes you cringe? I just got this invite to a webinar in my email. Title: Effectively Leveraging your Workforce Resources with Pervasive Business Intelligence Best Practices.
Business intelligence is evolving from traditional business intelligence to pervasive business intelligence, which empowers everyone in the organization, at all [...]

1 December 2006 | Marcomm, Personal, Product Marketing | No Comments

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Product Beautiful is a blog for Product Managers and Product Marketers about building successful Product Management and Product Marketing processes. Some topics that other people have found interesting include a three part series on using overseas manufacturing, an analysis of Google APM's and Dell outsourcing its product process, and how Product Management can work effectively with developers and software programmers on free and open source software. You can also find information about Product Management theory and tactics, such as using a RACI. Product Beautiful is written by Paul Young, a Product Management and Marketing professional with experience working in hardware, software, and services from Fortune 50 companies to startups.

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