
The Founder-Led Product Marketing Playbook
Companies have to treat their happy customers well, but their unhappy customers are even better.

Editorial Team, Everything-PR
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Companies have to treat their happy customers well, but their unhappy customers are even better.

CPG PR playbook — what Liquid Death, Olipop, Poppi, Magic Spoon, and Athletic Brewing actually did to build category leadership, plus where CPG PR breaks in the AI-recommendation era.

The climate crisis is an important issue when it comes to facing communication challenges.

Companies have to invest in different types of promotional efforts if they want to be able to stay competitive in their markets and reach their target.

Peloton's November 2019 "Gift That Gives Back" ad with Monica Ruiz cost roughly $1.5 billion in market cap. The four preventable layers companies overlook before campaigns ship.

Companies that want to grow have to invest in strategies that will allow them to reach more customers and generate more sales at the same time.

Kylie Jenner's February 21, 2018 tweet wiped roughly $1.3 billion from Snap's market cap in one day. The under-cited governance lesson behind the case.

Every company needs to invest in promotional efforts to be able to reach the target audience. The pre-Series-A marketing moves that Uber, Airbnb, Dropbox, and DoorDash used to build their early customer bases — and what they share.

EPR's Market Positioning pillar — the working definition, the canonical frameworks (Ries and Trout, Crossing the Chasm, Blue Ocean, Category Design), the five positioning decisions, and what governs whether positioning compounds.

Fashion marketing absorbed the pandemic and emerged restructured — social-first, creator-anchored, more responsive to subculture velocity. What changed, what didn't.
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