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Your positioning and messaging, then your launch.

Find the words that reach the people you're building for, then launch, build content and demand programs, and pick a growth motion, whether self-serve or a category of your own. Operators from GitHub, Postman, Figma, Netlify, and Play Bigger shared the strategies behind these skills.
Eight skills
  1. 01AI Developer Tools GTM
  2. 02Self-Serve & PLG GTM
  3. 03Messaging & Positioning
  4. 04Product Marketing for Developers
  5. 05Content Marketing Strategy
  6. 06Lead Generation & Marketing Ops
  7. 07Category Design
  8. 08Vertical SaaS Strategy
Built from seventy-three library resources

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AI Developer Tools GTM

Built from two library resources
Lessons from launching and marketing AI-powered developer tools. Covers go-to-market strategy for AI products, messaging for technical audiences, beta program design, adoption curves, and navigating trust and compliance concerns unique to AI. Drawn from practitioners at Humanloop, Smol AI, and others.
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Self-Serve & PLG GTM

Built from sixteen library resources
Frameworks for building self-serve and product-led growth motions. Covers freemium design, bottom-up adoption, converting free users to paid, PLG pricing, community-driven growth, and understanding when PLG is and isn't the right model. Drawn from practitioners at GitHub, Netlify, Postman, and others.
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Messaging & Positioning

Built from nine library resources
How to craft, test, and roll out messaging frameworks and positioning for developer-focused products. Covers positioning statements, competitive differentiation, message testing, and aligning messaging across sales, marketing, and product. Drawn from practitioners at Algolia, Netlify, PagerDuty, and others.
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Product Marketing for Developers

Built from five library resources
How product marketing works in developer-focused companies: from funnels and launches to customer obsession. Covers launch strategy, PMM team structure, developer marketing funnels, and applying customer research as a product marketing discipline. Drawn from practitioners at GitHub, Postman, Figma, and others.
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Content Marketing Strategy

Built from six library resources
How to build and execute content strategies that drive growth for developer-focused companies. Covers SEO-driven growth, product-led content, editorial operations, content measurement, and deciding between in-house and agency models. Drawn from practitioners at DigitalOcean, Netlify, Algolia, and others.
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Lead Generation & Marketing Ops

Built from thirteen library resources
Building efficient lead generation pipelines and marketing operations at developer tools and B2B SaaS companies. Covers lead scoring, marketing automation, account-based marketing, marketing stack selection, and aligning sales and marketing metrics. Drawn from practitioners at LaunchDarkly, Segment, and others.
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Category Design

Built from fourteen library resources

Frameworks for creating, positioning, and dominating new market categories. Covers category naming, building narrative, structuring investor pitches, ecosystem positioning, and the difference between competing in a category versus creating one. Drawn from the authors of Play Bigger and practitioners at Gainsight, Drift, and others.

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Vertical SaaS Strategy

Built from thirteen library resources

Strategies for building and scaling software companies focused on specific industry verticals. Covers compound startup models, network effects, vertical pricing and monetization, professional services as go-to-market, building for non-technical users, and platform expansion within verticals. Drawn from practitioners at Procore, ServiceTitan, Remote, and others.

John Melas-Kyriazi, Brad Rigby, Anthony Presley +10View skill

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