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Product management and marketing strategy — positioning, discovery, go-to-market, prioritization, metrics, copywriting, and artifact generation. Verified against Cagan (SVPG), Dunford, Torres, Reforge, JTBD, and OWASP-grade rigor applied to PM/PMM decisions.

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Product & Marketing — Strategy Through Execution

Frameworks and production patterns for product management and product marketing. Every recommendation cites its source — no opinions disguised as best practice.

This skill works in two modes:

  • Builder — you're shipping a product and need to figure out positioning, pricing, launch, and growth
  • Operator — you're running a product org and need discovery, prioritization, roadmapping, and metrics

Architecture Overview

[Strategy]
    ├── Vision & mission (where we're going)
    ├── Competitive landscape (who else, what's different)
    ├── Strategic pillars (3-5 focus areas)
    └── What we will NOT do
              ↓
[Discovery]
    ├── Customer interviews (weekly cadence)
    ├── JTBD analysis (functional, emotional, social jobs)
    ├── Opportunity Solution Trees (outcomes → opportunities → solutions)
    └── Assumption mapping → experiment design
              ↓
[Positioning & Messaging]
    ├── Dunford 5-component positioning
    ├── Messaging hierarchy (tagline → value prop → pillars → proof)
    ├── Strategic narrative (Raskin structure)
    └── Per-persona variations
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[Prioritization & Roadmap]
    ├── RICE / ICE / WSJF scoring
    ├── Now / Next / Later roadmap
    ├── OKRs (quarterly outcomes)
    └── Saying no (with a framework)
              ↓
[Go-to-Market]
    ├── GTM motion (PLG vs Sales-Led vs Community-Led)
    ├── Pricing strategy (Van Westendorp, anchoring, tiers)
    ├── Launch plan (tiered: major / feature / minor)
    └── Channel selection (Bullseye method)
              ↓
[Marketing Copy]
    ├── Landing pages (PAS / AIDA / BAB frameworks)
    ├── Pricing pages (tier structure, anchoring)
    ├── Email sequences (onboarding, launch, nurture)
    └── Case studies, changelogs, announcements
              ↓
[Metrics & Feedback Loop]
    ├── North Star + input metrics
    ├── AARRR funnel (Acquisition → Activation → Retention → Revenue → Referral)
    ├── Unit economics (CAC, LTV, payback)
    └── Experiment results → feed back into Discovery

Quick Reference

Need to...See
Define product vision and strategyStrategy
Run customer interviews, map opportunitiesDiscovery
Position your product against competitorsPositioning & Messaging
Plan pricing, launch, and GTM motionGo-to-Market
Decide what to build next, manage roadmapPrioritization & Roadmap
Choose metrics, set OKRs, measure growthMetrics & Analytics
Write landing pages, emails, case studiesMarketing Copy
Generate PRDs, briefs, battle cardsTemplates

Decision Matrix: "What Do I Do First?"

By stage

StageFirst PrioritySecond PrioritySkip For Now
Idea stageDiscovery (interviews, JTBD)Strategy (vision, landscape)Metrics, Launch
Pre-launchPositioning, MessagingPricing, Landing page copyRoadmap, OKRs
LaunchGTM plan, Launch copyMetrics setup, ActivationLong-term roadmap
GrowingMetrics (North Star, retention)Prioritization, OKRsRe-positioning (unless stalled)
ScalingStrategy (pillars, what not to do)Roadmap, Team OKRsDiscovery basics (should be habitual)

By question

QuestionFrameworkResource
"Who is this for?"User personas + JTBDDiscovery
"Why would they pick us?"Dunford positioningPositioning
"What should we build next?"RICE + Opportunity Solution TreePrioritization
"How do we price this?"Van Westendorp + competitive anchoringGo-to-Market
"How do we know it's working?"North Star + AARRRMetrics
"What should the landing page say?"PAS framework + messaging hierarchyMarketing Copy
"How do we launch?"Tiered launch planGo-to-Market
"Should I write a PRD?"Yes — use lightweight Notion-style formatTemplates

The #1 Mistake: Building Before Positioning

Most builders skip positioning and go straight to "what features should we build?" This is backwards. If you can't complete this sentence, you don't have positioning:

For [target customer] who [key need/problem], [product name] is a [market category] that [key benefit]. Unlike [competitive alternative], we [primary differentiator].

If that sentence feels forced or generic, start with Positioning & Messaging before anything else.

Common Anti-Patterns

Anti-PatternWhy It FailsWhat To Do Instead
"We're for everyone"No positioning = no differentiation. You compete on price alonePick a beachhead segment. Dominate it. Expand later (Moore, "Crossing the Chasm")
Feature roadmap shared publiclyCommits you to outputs, not outcomes. Competitors copy. Customers wait instead of buyingNow/Next/Later roadmap with themes, not features
Pricing based on costsIgnores willingness-to-pay. Leaves money on the tableValue-based pricing. Start with Van Westendorp research
"We'll launch when it's ready"Perfectionism kills momentum. You learn nothing without usersShip to a small cohort. Iterate. Launch is marketing, not engineering
Measuring everythingDashboard with 50 metrics = no focus. Teams optimize for their own metric, not the productOne North Star + 3-5 input metrics. That's it
Copying competitor pricingTheir costs, market, and positioning are different from yoursPrice based on YOUR value proposition to YOUR target segment
Annual roadmap with specific featuresWorld changes quarterly. Roadmap becomes fictionQuarterly OKRs + Now/Next/Later. Commit to outcomes, not outputs

Verified Against

This skill synthesizes frameworks from authoritative, primary sources:

SourceWhat We CitePublication
Marty Cagan / SVPGProduct operating model, empowered teams, product strategy"Transformed" (2024), "Empowered" (2020), "Inspired" (2018)
April Dunford5-component positioning, sales pitch structure"Obviously Awesome" (2019), "Sales Pitch" (2023)
Teresa TorresContinuous discovery, Opportunity Solution Trees, assumption mapping"Continuous Discovery Habits" (2021)
Clayton ChristensenJobs-to-be-Done theory"Competing Against Luck" (2016)
Tony UlwickOutcome-Driven Innovation (quantitative JTBD)"Jobs to be Done" (2016)
ReforgeGrowth loops, Four Fits, retention analysisCourses and essays (2018–2026)
Andy RaskinStrategic narrative structure"Greatest Sales Deck" (2016, updated through 2024)
Emily Kramer / MKT1Startup marketing architecture, messaging hierarchyMKT1 Newsletter (2021–2026)
Geoffrey MooreTechnology adoption lifecycle, chasm crossing"Crossing the Chasm" (3rd ed, 2014)
John Doerr / Christina WodtkeOKRs"Measure What Matters" (2018), "Radical Focus" (2nd ed, 2021)
IntercomRICE prioritizationIntercom blog (2018)
AmplitudeNorth Star framework"North Star Playbook" (2019)
Dave McClureAARRR / Pirate Metrics"Startup Metrics for Pirates" (2007)
Ryan SingerShape Up (appetite-based development)"Shape Up" (2019)
Gabriel WeinbergTraction channels, Bullseye framework"Traction" (2015)
David SkokSaaS unit economicsForEntrepreneurs blog (2010–2026)
Patrick CampbellSaaS pricing strategyProfitWell / Paddle content archive
Donald MillerStoryBrand narrative framework"Building a StoryBrand" (2017)

Last verified: March 2026

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