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From Idea to Sale: Introducing a New Product

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Releasing new products can be crucial to your business growth and market competitiveness. Having a simple and focused plan for your company can make it an easier and somewhat painless process each time a new product is launched. Here are the basic steps to follow when customizing your own product launch plan: Brainstorming.

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Tell a Story to Sell a Product

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Completely unbeknownst to you, he’s also managed to relate this story to his typically boring business presentations. ” Content Is About Stories, Not Products. Your company needs to start telling stories about your products or services that “focus on the human needs of your audience.”

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Leo Suarez, Toshiba’s SVP Marketing & Strategy: Omni-Channel Retailing—A New Paradigm of Product Marketing

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They compete with endless aisles and endless comparisons of products and prices online. Leo details some of the technical challenges that retailers must overcome in order to embrace this product marketing opportunity. Retail stores no longer compete just with one another for geographically concentric consumer districts.

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How to Run an Effective Agile Marketing Organization (with Vittorio Viarengo, MobileIron’s VP Marketing & Products)

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Business is moving at a dizzying pace and urgent needs easily outstrip resources. He ought to know how to get more done in less time—he’s also VP of Products at Mobile Iron. Vittorio Viarengo has been running Products and Marketing at MobileIron since 2012. He sold it to Object Design in 1997, a then public company.

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Paul Alfieri, Turn’s SVP Marketing: How to Build an “Audience First” Product Marketing Strategy Around Big Data [Podcast]

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“Big data isn’t in itself the strategy,” says Paul Alfieri, Senior VP of Marketing at marketing software company Turn, “Big data is the enabler for a much richer, more personalized (product marketing) strategy.” Then he shows us how they adapted their product marketing in response to those insights across multiple marketing channels.

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Customer Experience is the Core of Big Data Marketing (with Russell Glass, Head of Products, Marketing Solutions at LinkedIn)

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The book “Big Data-Driven Business” suggests that some 90% of marketers are paralyzed by the bewildering amount of choice within the marketing technology (martech) ecosystem, while the other 10% are “using technologies to create incredible changes to the trajectories of their businesses.”

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Digital Display Advertising in the Data Analytics Age (with Jennifer Davis, VP Marketing and Product Strategy at Planar Systems)

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To explain how all of this works, Jennifer Davis, VP of Marketing and Product Strategy at display and digital signage leader Planar Systems, joins Moneyball for Marketing to share how Planar is using marketing technology (martech) and data analytics to engage with sales channel partners, buyers and end users.