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Product Marketing for You

Adam OBrien

Business

Frequency: 1 episode/8d. Total Eps: 12

Product Marketing for You is for PMMs who want insight they can actually use. Each season explores one macro topic from every angle that matters — conversations with PMMs who've shipped it, plus the cross-functional teammates building GTM alongside you. Each conversation is 20 minutes or less and comes with a framework, template, or playbook you'll actually use tomorrow.

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🇨🇦 Canada - marketing
01/05/2026
#72
🇨🇦 Canada - marketing
30/04/2026
#20
🇨🇦 Canada - marketing
29/04/2026
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https://buriedwins.com/
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/talyahellermba18/
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/dmitryshamis/
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Your Launch Docs Suck Because You Followed the Template to the T w/Talya Heller

Season 1 · Episode 11

Monday, April 27, 2026 • Duration 26:16

You found the perfect template. You filled it in to the letter. You shipped it. And then... your leadership tears it apart, your sales team ignores it, and you're left wondering what went wrong.

Talya has been there. Multiple times. Across multiple companies. And she's got a sharp take on why we treat frameworks like gospel when they should be treated like clay that needs reshaping for your actual business.

In this episode, we skip the rigid structure and just talk—because that's what happens when Talya shows up. She walks through the exact moment when a PMM defaults to a template and why that's what kills launches. She also breaks down how to pressure-test any doc before it goes live, how to trust your instinct even if you're junior, and why your BS meter is probably right.

Here's what we cover:

Why templates feel safe (and why that's the trap)
The difference between using a framework as a jumping-off point vs. following it blindly
How to stress-test positioning docs, messaging frameworks, and battle cards before they blow up
Why your past experience is better than you think it is
How to know when something's off and actually do something about it

This is for anyone who's grabbed something from PMA, LinkedIn, or a book and thought: "Is this actually good, or am I just supposed to believe it is?" It's also the first episode of what might become something bigger with Talya, so stick around.

Resources from this Episode

Connect with Talya on LinkedIn
Get more resources + insight on the Down to a T website

And a special shout out to this season's sponsor, PMM Camp — where product marketers build leadership range so they can move beyond execution to influence decisions, shape strategy, and build a trusted team.

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From Static to Dynamic: How to Turn AI Into Your Sales Enablement Cheat Code w/Michele Nieberding

Season 1 · Episode 10

Wednesday, April 8, 2026 • Duration 24:23

Your sales team is frozen. It's 10 minutes before the call and they're Slack-panicking about competitor differences you've literally documented five different ways. The problem isn't the content — it's that static enablement turns into a black hole.

Michele thinks that's exactly the wrong way to build for sales, and she's got a framework to prove it.

In this episode she pulls back the curtain on what's actually broken with traditional sales enablement, the specific types of content that make LLMs useful instead of hallucination machines, and a three-by-three framework you can start using tomorrow morning to turn your PMM chaos into sales gold.

Here's what we cover:

Why your sales enablement is disappearing into a black hole (and how AI actually fixes it)
The "high signal, low noise" documents that make LLMs actually work for your team
The if-then objection vault: structuring your content so AI gives real answers (not roadmap BS)
Four other content types PMMs skip that completely change the game
The 3x3 framework: start tomorrow with three scary questions and three champion reps
How to stop your LLM from confidently lying (and keep your job in the process)

Resources from this Episode:

Access Michele's AI for PMM Sales Enablement Resource Tool
Connect with Michele on LinkedIn

And a special shout out to this season's sponsor, PMM Camp - where product marketers build leadership range so they can move beyond execution to influence decisions, shape strategy, and build a trusted team.

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The 20-Day Buyer Research Plan That Makes Your Product Launch Take Off w/Drew Giovannoli

Season 1 · Episode 1

Tuesday, March 10, 2026 • Duration 21:22

Most launches go to market on vibes, Slack opinions, and whatever the loudest person in the room believed. Drew Giovannoli has spent his career fixing that — one buyer interview at a time.

Drew is the founder of Buried Wins and has run over 1,000 buyer interviews for competitive intelligence and market research. In this episode he walks through his 20-day buyer research plan: how to recruit, what to ask, how to synthesize insights your team will actually use, and the slightly diabolical competitive intel move that makes exec jaws drop.

In this episode:

Why PMMs skip buyer research (and why that kills launches)
The 20-day plan to get real market feedback before you go live
Why closed-won interviews are the most underrated version of market feedback
The slightly diabolical competitive intel move you can start today

Resources from this episode

Connect with Drew on LinkedIn
Access Drew's Hidden Stash of Resources on BuriedWins.com
Check out the 2026 Buyer Truths Report

And a special shout out to this season's sponsor, PMM Camp - where product marketers build leadership range so they can move beyond execution to influence decisions, shape strategy, and build a trusted team.

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This Is... Product Marketing for You

Season 1

Wednesday, January 28, 2026 • Duration 01:51

Product Marketing for You is for PMMs who are tired of theory and want tactical tools they can actually use tomorrow.

Each season tackles 1 macro topic broken into 7-10 bite-sized episodes (15 min or less) with people who do the thing—not just talk about it.

This is rebel PMM energy: no jargon, no fluff, no dusty best practices.

Just the how-to's you need when everything goes sideways 48 hours before a launch.

So hit that sub button, tell all your PMM friends, and welcome to Product Marketing for You.

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The 30-60-90 Day Playbook for What Happens After Your Product Launch w/Haidee Griswold

Season 1 · Episode 9

Thursday, March 19, 2026 • Duration 15:14

Most PMMs pour everything into launch day — and then move on. Haidee thinks that's exactly where the real work begins, and she's got a process to prove it.

Haidee is a PMM leader who's run launches at Amazon, Olo, and beyond. In this episode she walks through her 30-60-90 day post-launch checkpoint process — what data to walk in with, how to get honest insights out of a room full of people protecting their turf, and why separating launch execution from product market fit is the most important thing a PMM can do after a product ships.

Here's what we get into:

Why the post-launch review is not optional — especially if you're resource constrained
The 30-60-90 checkpoint framework and the three questions every review must answer
How to structure the room so people stop being defensive and start being honest
Why a great launch can hide a product market fit problem — and vice versa

Resources from this episode:

Connect with Haidee on LinkedIn

And a special shout out to this season's sponsor, ⁠PMM Camp⁠ - where product marketers build leadership range so they can move beyond execution to influence decisions, shape strategy, and build a trusted team.

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When Trust Is the Product: Launching AI Into Highly Regulated Industries w/Sharon Liu

Season 1 · Episode 8

Thursday, March 19, 2026 • Duration 25:38

Launching an AI product is hard. Launching agentic AI into financial services, healthcare, and insurance — where buyers are risk-averse, buying cycles are complex, and there's an AI governance committee whose entire job is to slow you down — is a different sport entirely. Sharon is living it right now, and she's got the playbook.

Sharon is a PMM leader working at the intersection of frontier AI and heavily regulated enterprise industries. In this episode she breaks down what makes AI product launches fundamentally different, how to build internal conviction before you ever go to market, and why trust isn't just a talking point — it's the actual product you're selling.

In this episode:

Why launching AI into regulated industries is more education program than product launch
How to build a founding steering committee that gets go-to-market aligned before day one
The new buying personas PMMs have never had to message to before — and how to reach them
How to separate real market signal from AI hype cycles
Why trust is the product — and how to systematize it across every launch

Resources from this Episode

Connect with Sharon on LinkedIn

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How to Turn Your Exec Team Into Your Loudest Launch Voice on LinkedIn w/Devin Reed

Season 1 · Episode 7

Thursday, March 19, 2026 • Duration 21:02

Most product launches have a brand awareness problem hiding underneath a content problem. You've got something worth talking about — but nobody's listening because you haven't built the audience yet. Devin has spent his career solving exactly that, one executive LinkedIn post at a time.

Devin is a content strategist and executive ghostwriter who's worked with leadership teams at Gong, Clari, and beyond. In this episode he breaks down how to get your executive posting in support of a product launch — even if they've never posted before — what to ask before you write a single word, how to survive getting your draft shredded, and why a product launch is actually the perfect moment to start building executive presence.

In this episode:

Why a product launch is the perfect jumping-off point for an exec's first LinkedIn post
The three things to nail before you write a single word of launch content
How to ghostwrite for an exec, survive the redline, and still ship something great
How to maintain your edge on the basketball court... even as father time catches up with you

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Connect with Devin on LinkedIn
Get on the list for Devin's weekly newsletter
Grab Devin's LinkedIn Growth Guide

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A Product Launch Shouldn't Be a Surprise Party — Here's How to Get in the Room Early w/Daria Love

Season 1 · Episode 3

Friday, March 13, 2026 • Duration 22:29

If you've ever been handed a finished product and told to "do your marketing magic" — this episode is for you. Getting looped in at the last minute isn't just stressful, it's the root cause of almost every launch problem. Daria has spent her career building the systems to make sure PMM is never the last one to the party.

Daria is a PMM leader who's built launch operations from the ground up across multiple organizations. In this episode she walks through exactly how to get embedded in the product development process early, how to build a go-to-market roadmap that runs parallel to the dev roadmap, and the internal partnership agreement she uses to get PM and PMM teams aligned before the chaos starts.

In this episode:

Why waiting until development is done is killing your launches before they start
How to get a seat in product roadmap planning — even if you've never been invited
The internal partnership agreement — the one document that aligns PM and PMM from day one
A simple tiering framework for deciding tier one vs. tier two vs. tier three launches
How to set success metrics before the launch — not after

Resources from this Episode

Connect with Daria on ⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠

And a special shout out to this season's sponsor, ⁠⁠⁠⁠PMM Camp⁠⁠⁠⁠ - where product marketers build leadership range so they can move beyond execution to influence decisions, shape strategy, and build a trusted team.

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Product Launches Don't Have to Suck (Here's How to Actually Enjoy the Process) w/Suz Koch

Season 1 · Episode 5

Friday, March 13, 2026 • Duration 16:03

Product launches are stressful. That part's unavoidable. But burnt out, joyless, and running on fumes by launch day? That part's optional — and Suz is here to fix it.

Suz is a PMM leader and former Amazon social media veteran who's run launches ranging from global Prime Day to multi-SKU pricing overhauls.

In this episode she breaks down how to build the kind of launch foundation that actually gives you room to have fun — why knowing your product cold is what unlocks creative freedom, how being yourself is a PMM superpower, and the creative exercise she borrowed from social media that makes messaging and positioning dramatically better.

Here's what we get into:

Why "knowing your product" and really knowing your sh*t are two very different things
Why trying to be buttoned-up and professional is killing your cross-functional relationships
The creative exercise that unlocks better messaging by writing the worst ideas first
The pilot checklist philosophy and why even experienced PMMs need one

Resources from this Episode

Connect with Suz on ⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠

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What Your Creative Team Wishes You Knew Before Your Next Launch w/Dmitry Shamis

Season 1 · Episode 4

Wednesday, March 11, 2026 • Duration 22:57

Most PMMs treat creative like a service — hand over the brief, wait for the assets, repeat. Dmitry thinks that's exactly why so many launches fall flat creatively, and he's got a better way.

Dmitry is a brand and creative leader who's worked at companies like HubSpot before starting his creative agency, OhSnap!

In this episode he pulls back the curtain on what the PMM and creative relationship actually looks like from the other side of the table — what a great brief includes, when to bring creative in, how to give feedback that doesn't make everyone miserable, and what PMMs consistently get wrong when the launch clock is ticking.

Here's what we cover:

When to bring creative into the launch process — and why earlier than you think
What a great creative brief actually includes (and what kills one)
The DACI framework for deciding who gets a voice on creative feedback
Three rules for working with brand and creative leaders that PMMs need to hear

Resources from this Episode

Connect with Dmitry on ⁠LinkedIn⁠

And a special shout out to this season's sponsor, ⁠⁠⁠PMM Camp⁠⁠⁠ - where product marketers build leadership range so they can move beyond execution to influence decisions, shape strategy, and build a trusted team.

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