Product marketers are often overlooked. Here’s how to show their real impact with numbers and simple stories.
Many people don’t understand what product marketers actually do or how they help the business grow. This makes it hard for PMMs to get the support, budget, or credit they deserve. This article explains how to prove their value clearly.
Product marketing teams help products succeed by guiding launches, shaping messaging, and making sure customers and teams understand the value. But they often struggle to show how much they actually help. To fix this, PMMs need to connect their work to real business goals like sales, customer growth, and retention.
The best way to do that is by picking the right numbers to track—like customer signups, churn rate, or sales speed—based on what matters most to the company. Then, PMMs should set clear goals and check progress often. They can share updates using simple tools like quarterly reviews, short reports, and monthly leadership meetings. In these updates, they should mix data with real stories to show the full picture of their impact.
PMMs also need to work closely with other teams like product, sales, and marketing. By keeping everyone informed and showing how product marketing helps them succeed, PMMs can build trust and get more support. Over time, this makes product marketing a key part of the company’s long-term success.