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How marketing fuels the shift from problem-market fit to product-market fit

Martech

As companies scale, marketing leaders face increasing pressure to deliver results with limited resources while adapting to evolving market dynamics. Marketing must drive the transition from problem-market fit to product-market fit. Here’s why it matters and how it can be done.

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How to align your martech COE with organizational and go-to-market goals

Martech

Partner marketing Role: Use partnerships to extend market reach. Sample goals: Launch three co-marketing campaigns, generating a 20% increase in leads. Expand partner-driven revenue by 30%. Increase partner engagement and training completion rates by 25%.

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The Ultimate Sales Enablement Guide 

Pam Didner

What is Channel Partner Marketing. How Does Channel Marketing Impact Sales Enablement? I have seen companies that have no official sales enablement group, but the enablement work was done by the product marketing teams in business units. . What is Channel Partner Marketing. What is Sales Training.

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9 Account-based Marketing Case Studies

CXL

Alignment with sales ops, field marketing, customer marketing, and the sales dev team is a non-negotiable for Snowflake. “We We needed to make sure that when you see an ABM campaign, it’s reflective of not only sales input, but also product marketing, partner marketing, field marketing, and our SDRs.

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How to Run an Enterprise Content Marketing Operation (According to Leaders Who Do)

Animalz blog

Large blogs and legacy content necessitate ancillary projects like content audits , custom analytics solutions, and reporting. A marketing organization is likely made up of several teams, each with their own specialties (product marketing, paid, SEO, social, brand, etc.).