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In-depth market research contributes to a successful product launch in several ways. Firstly, it helps the team to understand the problem that the product is solving, and who the end customers are, including their needs and pain points. This understanding is crucial for developing a product that meets the market's needs. Secondly, it allows the team to focus on a single buyer persona, which can guide the development and marketing of the product. Thirdly, it informs the creation of a persuasive messaging strategy for the product launch, which is essential for capturing the attention of potential customers.
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Research the space in-depth – make sure that your team owns the problem that the product solves and has a clear understanding of who the end customers are and what their needs and pain points are. Focus on a single buyer persona – outline who amongst your target audience is a great fit for the new product you are launching. Ideally, talk to people who fit this profile to really understand their needs and goals, the HubSpot team says. Write a mock press release – HubSpot practices writing a mock press release before a product launch. "We do this very early on in the product's life to ensure that everyone involved in the launch is aligned on the messaging," the experts say. Build your messaging – the problem is that most companies rush to communicate the benefits of individual features – something that should be avoided in launch messaging. The HubSpot team says: "At launch, you may only have someone's attention for a few minutes or seconds, so your messaging needs to be persuasive, sim...
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