Turning Product Vision into Customer Reality with Christine Moore
Brilliantly Wrong: Marketing, Mastery, and Startup Growth
Release Date: 03/04/2025
Brilliantly Wrong: Marketing, Mastery, and Startup Growth
Host Alex Stonehouse sits down with product marketing expert Christine Moore to demystify the often misunderstood world of product marketing. Christine, with her background transitioning from publishing to tech, offers valuable insights on what product marketing truly entails, how it differs across organizations, and practical strategies for success in this dynamic field.
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info_outlineHost Alex Stonehouse sits down with product marketing expert Christine Moore to demystify the often misunderstood world of product marketing. Christine, with her background transitioning from publishing to tech, offers valuable insights on what product marketing truly entails, how it differs across organizations, and practical strategies for success in this dynamic field.
The discussion covers everything from effectively managing cross-functional relationships to conducting meaningful research and leveraging AI tools. Whether you're considering a career in product marketing or looking to enhance your current approach, this episode provides a comprehensive look at the challenges and rewards of this critical business function.
- Defining Product Marketing: Christine breaks down what product marketing is (and isn't), explaining how it "exists to drive both growth and retention by delivering the right product to the right audience using the right message."
- The Circle of Influence: How product marketers serve as the "connective tissue" between product, sales, customer success, and marketing teams.
- Research Strategies: The importance of competitive research, win/loss analysis, and customer conversations - particularly with churned customers.
- Product Launches: Why launches matter and the strategic value of both introducing and sunsetting features.
- From Publishing to Product Marketing: Christine's personal journey from book publishing to product management and eventually product marketing.
- Small Company vs. Large Company Experience: The contrast between working at established corporations and smaller, more agile companies.
- Challenging the Status Quo: The value of questioning "why do we do things this way?" and how to effectively drive change.
- Leveraging AI in Product Marketing: Practical applications of AI tools for research, content creation, and streamlining repetitive tasks.
- Common Misconceptions: Why product marketing isn't just sales enablement or "making slides pretty."
- Career Advice: Insights for professionals considering or new to product marketing careers.