Published: 04 June 2024
Summary
Going to market with a platform is inherently more complicated than it is with a single offering. This research provides product marketers with strategies and tactics to address the complexities of platform marketing, including positioning, packaging, pricing, personas and other GTM considerations.
Included in Full Research
Overview
Key Findings
Platforms host or generate numerous resulting solutions and use cases for a myriad of buying audiences that may require distinct marketing and sales tactics, including varied packaging and pricing options.
Platforms are often composed of layers of functionality; some layers are capabilities that appeal to less technical users or requirements, and others are focused on and appeal to developers, who are key to platform “stickiness” and may be underserved.
Although strategic platform purchases may occur, it’s more likely that buyers make initial purchase decisions that don’t encompass the entirety of the platform. This drives the need for product marketers
Clients can log in to view the entire
document.