Product Marketing Maestros: Tales from the Front Lines

Product Marketing Maestros: Tales from the Front Lines

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Product Marketing Maestros: Tales from the Front Lines episodes

  • Why you must bridge the "say-do" gap, with Langley Barth, Intuit

    In this episode, Nitin speaks with Langley Barth, Staff Product Marketer at Intuit, with a background in the U.S. Navy. Langley emphasizes the importance of understanding customer insights and building trust through authentic interactions.

    Plus, he highlights the need to bridge the "say-do gap" and work closely with cross-functional teams to drive impact. Langley also mentions his commitment to mentoring veterans transitioning to civilian careers.

    9 min
  • Going from AI-reactive to AI-first, with Ariana Faustini

    Ariana Faustini reveals how to transform from AI-reactive to AI-first. Learn practical strategies for streamlining processes, building AI-fluent teams, and achieving breakthrough results, like compressing campaign timelines from weeks to hours. Packed with actionable insights for marketers at any stage of their AI journey.

    13 min
  • How one tiny UI tweak sparked major backlash, Katie Miller

    In this episode, host Nitin Kartik sits down with developer marketing and product leader Katie Miller (ex-Google, Slack, Asana) to unpack a deceptively tricky challenge – a company-wide product color change.

    Katie shares how a seemingly simple brand update turned into a high-stakes case study in change management, accessibility, and cross-functional alignment.

    16 min
  • Build the CI engine your sales team needs

    In this episode of Product Marketing Maestros, Nitin Kartik chats with Beth Winters, Principal PMM at Dynatrace, about how she built a competitive intelligence program from the ground up.

    Beth shares how she tackled a lack of visibility into the competitive landscape, created scalable battle cards, launched a win/loss program, and delivered high-impact insights across sales, product, and exec teams.

    10 min
  • How Affinity went from 22% to 80% ARR wins in one campaign

    Nitin Kartik talks with Carolyn Klinger, Senior Director of Market Intelligence at Affinity. Carolyn shares how her team launched a targeted competitive intelligence campaign that:

    - Boosted win rates from 16% to 45%

    - Increased ARR win rate from 22% to 80%

    - Drove $1.2M in revenue in just 90 days

    Learn how battle cards, internal alignment, and customer insights helped Affinity beat a rising competitor.

    9 min
  • Why rushing AI products backfires

    Laura Kaminski from iTradeNetwork shares why rushing AI products to market is a mistake and how focusing on value differentiation leads to better outcomes.

    Discover the workshop methodology her team used to cut through AI hype and identify real customer problems worth solving. Learn how this approach led to a breakthrough use case for tracing perishable items in the food supply chain.

    9 min
  • Why rushing AI products backfires

    Laura Kaminski from iTradeNetwork shares why rushing AI products to market is a mistake and how focusing on value differentiation leads to better outcomes.

    Discover the workshop methodology her team used to cut through AI hype and identify real customer problems worth solving. Learn how this approach led to a breakthrough use case for tracing perishable items in the food supply chain.

    9 min
  • Going from market rejection to a 4.5x adoption rate

    In this episode, host Nitin Kartik sits down with Olga Skrebneva, Director of Product Marketing at Sumsub, to explore how bold innovation meets market resistance – and how education, not just promotion, can turn the tide.

    Olga shares an eye-opening case study on launching a non-document identity verification solution that challenged conventional compliance expectations.

    12 min

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