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Hosted by Richard King · business · EN · 49 episodes
Welcome to Product Marketing Maestros: Tales from the Front Lines.As product marketers, we know that real-world case studies are the litmus test for the effectiveness of any product marketing strategy.That's why in this show, we dive into the minds of industry titans as well as rising stars, unpacking their expertise in action-packed 15-minute episodes, showcasing the power of product marketing through real-world case studies.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to Product Marketing Maestros: Tales from the Front Lines. As product marketers, we know that real-world case studies are the litmus test for the effectiveness of any product marketing strategy.
Product Marketing Maestros: Tales from the Front Lines is hosted by Richard King. The show has published 49 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "When AI decides what your audience sees with Brittany Miller, Konica Minolta Australia" (25 September 2026, 15 minutes), "$10 million in pipeline from a 90-day AI product launch, with Josh Porter, Thunderwolf Consulting" (11 September 2026, 9 minutes), and "Turning technical complexity into a go-to-market narrative, with Swati Singh, Magnet Forensics" (27 August 2026, 9 minutes).
Product Marketing Maestros: Tales from the Front Lines publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 11 minutes across 49 episodes.
Booking probability for Product Marketing Maestros: Tales from the Front Lines is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Product Marketing Maestros: Tales from the Front Lines requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Product Marketing Maestros: Tales from the Front Lines's contact route on record: verified email.
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Richard King hosts Product Marketing Maestros: Tales from the Front Lines, a business show with 49 episodes published.
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Episode #63
AI is increasingly deciding what buyers find, read, and trust, and generic content is the first thing it compresses into nothing. Brittany makes the case for shifting product marketing away from visibility as the...
Episode #62
Core AI was pivoting from classical conversational AI to a generative platform for contact centres, with 90 days to launch and no shared clarity on value proposition internally. Josh Porter, founder of Thunderwolf...
Episode #61
When product teams talk in capabilities, sales wants simpler language, and marketing has no sharp positioning to work from, the go-to-market falls apart before it starts. Swati walks through a structured discovery and...
Episode #60
AI personalization claims are everywhere in healthcare tech, which made launching Cedar Intelligence harder, not easier. Evie Bickes, Senior Product Marketing Manager at Cedar, talks through how her team cut through by...
Episode #59
Walking into a dormant product marketing function means no credibility, no process, and no obvious place to start. Safak Erkol, Product Marketing Lead at Yapily, did exactly that and talks through how she scoped the...
Episode #58
Manoj Gunti, Head of Product Marketing at Google Cloud, breaks down how Google tackled customer data silos by building an open alliance with multiple platform vendors instead of going it alone. He walks through the...
Episode #57
Most startups have an ICP on paper. Chisom Anaesiuba, a PMM with five years of experience, found that her company's understanding of that ICP had real gaps – ones that were quietly pulling sales and marketing in...
Episode #56
<p>You've built something technically brilliant, but when you try to explain it, eyes glaze over. Sound familiar? </p><p>In this episode, Nitin Kartik sits down with Doug Kimball, global product and marketing executive...
Episode #55
<p>What happens when a brilliant expert has a game-changing offer – but no one quite gets what they're selling? </p><p>In this episode, Nitin Kartik sits down with Aruna Inalsingh, fractional CMO and branding...
Episode #54
<p>What does it actually take to reposition a product in a shifting market? In this episode, Nitin Kartik sits down with Stu Kendall, Director of Product Marketing at Temporal, for a candid conversation about the messy...
Episode #53
<p>When Nicole White stepped into her role at Ministry Brands, she faced a common but critical challenge: their giving solutions had become fragmented, with multiple products speaking different languages to the same...
Episode #52
<p>Brittany Shulman, Product Marketer at Expedia Group and Product Marketing Alliance Ambassador, shares how she transformed competitive intelligence at her organization. Faced with underutilized sales collateral...
Episode #51
<p>In this episode, we talk with Yasin Kheradmand, a data-driven growth leader who reveals how AI can help small teams compete with much bigger players. At Stakemate, Yasin built custom AI tools for content creation and...
Episode #50
<p>In this episode, global sales and marketing executive Jared Lees shares how he helped a go-to-market team break through bandwidth constraints by rethinking how work gets done. He noticed the team was spending far too...
Episode #49
<p>Bhavik Patel, Head of Competitive Intelligence at SSNC Blue Prism, discusses his experience in transforming competitive intelligence (CI) from a siloed, feature-comparison-focused approach to a practical, actionable...
Episode #48
<p>In this episode, Hande Kahraman, Global Product Marketing Leader at DataSnipper, breaks down the real challenges of monetizing a fast-growing Gen AI product. While customers loved the innovation, rising AI costs and...
Episode #47
<p>David Appel breaks down his ABC framework for vertical AI product marketing, covering everything from understanding customer nuances and leveraging unique data sets to mastering outcome-based pricing models...
Episode #46
<p>In this episode, host Nitin Kartik sits down with Maria Bersteneva, Senior Director of Product Marketing at Brandwatch, to unpack a real-world product marketing case study that every B2B marketer can learn...
Episode #45
<p>When client activations flatlined at 23 – far short of the 75-goal – Sedall Asante, Product Marketing Lead at Aptos Labs and former Coinbase PMM, took a strategic deep dive. Through client interviews, feature...
Episode #44
In this episode, Tasneem Taherali takes us inside her journey from the mature tech markets of North America to the quickly growing landscape of the UAE. She unpacks the common misconception that product marketing is...
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