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Product Marketing Adventures is the only PMM show that goes beyond theory and into the real execution of product marketing. In each episode, experienced product marketers co-host two segments of the show: first a case study example of their work, followed by a messaging critique of companies we admire. Listeners enjoy a fun conversation packed with practical guidance to leverage in your product marketing career.
Unknown Host hosts Product Marketing Adventures, a business show with 34 episodes published.
Product marketing is splitting into two groups right now. One group uses AI to move faster and crank out deliverables. The other uses AI to operationalize deep thinking, pressure test positioning, synthesize customer pat
If you are a startup PMM staring down a category leader, this episode is for you. We use the David and Goliath story as the setup, not to be dramatic, but because it is real. You are not going to outspend the incumbent,
Ever been hit with the classic, “We’re launching next week. Ready? Go.” moment? In this episode, we talk about why that scramble happens, what it costs, and how the best product marketing teams avoid it by getting clear
Your company has outgrown the thing it is known for, but the market has not caught up yet. New launches land like add-ons instead of the next chapter, and suddenly you are trying to scale a bigger story with old position
Most adoption problems are not product problems. They are behavior change problems. In this episode, we dig into status quo bias and why customers often stick with what they know, even when your product is clearly better
Everyone seems to be talking about community right now, but what does it actually take to build one that people want to be part of? In this episode, Cara Gravett joins us to unpack why community matters more than ever in
If you spent any time on Twitter or LinkedIn in December 2025, you probably saw Granola Crunched everywhere. In this episode, Jack Cully joins me to break down how Granola turned a familiar year-in-review format into a d
Sales enablement only looks like a messaging problem from a distance. Up close, it’s usually a systems problem. No clear strategy, no feedback loop, and training that happens once, then disappears. In this episode, Miche
You know the Slack message. “Hey, do we have a battle card for this competitor?” And you don’t, because it’s the 50th new name you’ve heard this year. In this episode, we talk about why competitive intelligence programs
Platform repositioning is messy. You’re changing how the market understands you, how customers experience value, and how internal teams talk about the product. In this episode, I sit down with Jameelah Calhoun, VP of Mar
Product marketers, you know this pain. You need insights yesterday, but the data is scattered across calls, surveys, dashboards, and internal docs. In this episode, Emily Pick shares how she used AI agents to run a multi
Product launches are never “just a launch.” Some releases quietly drive retention, others reshape the business, and treating every launch like a Tier 1 moment creates burnout internally and noise externally. In this epis
Every product marketer knows the feeling of walking into a meeting, bracing to prove your worth because most people do not really understand what product marketing actually does. We are all experts at crafting messaging
You're tweaking resume bullets at midnight and second-guessing every word whilst everyone else on LinkedIn seems to have the perfect career story. Here's the brutal truth: most PMMs never get real feedback on their resum
You're leading a product marketing initiative you genuinely believe in, but every direction you turn, someone else is fighting for the same limited resources, stakeholder attention, and executive patience. If you don't s
Remember when Netflix was just a DVD-by-mail rental service? Or when Apple only sold computers? Every giant brand started with a single, simple product story, but once you expand with more offerings, the narrative gets m
Change messes with our brains. Psychologists call it a threat state where our amygdalas light up and we resist anything unfamiliar. That's the reality Anand Patel faced at Goldcast when shifting from "just a webinar tool
Launching into a new ideal customer profile is like being traded to a completely different sports league. The rules are different, the competition is unfamiliar, and you've got to earn trust from scratch. Natalie Marcotu
We all talk about customer obsession, but here's where most PMMs fall short: workload. We carry so much ownership that carving out time for true customer insight feels impossible, yet without it, your ICP is a guess and
Feeling overlooked as a Product Marketing Manager? If you're not evangelizing your value, someone else is defining it for you. PMMs possess a powerful blend of strategy, insight, and impact, yet we're often the best-kept
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Product Marketing Adventures is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Business (marketing) and has published 34 episodes.
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