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After you have developed messaging, how do you put it to practical use?

John Withers
John Withers
New Relic Director, Product MarketingJune 19

Your messaging should show up everywhere, including within any of the following marketing tactics you may choose to employ:

  • Internal

    • Internal announcements (eg, Slack, other field comms)

    • Enablement sessions and related materials

  • External

    • Customer email(s)

    • Blog(s)

    • Web

    • Press release

    • Social posts

    • Videos

    • Field marketing

    • Webinar

    • Events

    • etc

But one of the biggest challenges of messaging is driving consistency, especially as you navigate multiple rounds of feedback. That’s why it’s crucial to be disciplined and have a single source of truth for your messaging, such as a messaging framework or messaging document. On my team, for every product launch (even the small ones), we use a simple Google Doc template, where we iterate on the messaging at the very top; once it’s finalized, the messaging can be copy/pasted into each templated section below it (for each desired GTM tactic), to ensure it’s all consistent. And of course, some tactics will benefit from adjustments or deviations, which is fine (if desired).

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