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Product communication glossary

49 terms product, marketing and customer success teams use when they talk about product updates, feedback and adoption. Each one defined in plain language, with examples and related reading.

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Product announcement

A product announcement is a message that tells customers about something new or changed in a product, such as a launched feature, an upda…

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Product launch

A product launch is the coordinated introduction of a new product, or a major new version of one, to the market. It aligns positioning, m…

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Product marketing

Product marketing is the function that brings a product to market and keeps it selling. It defines positioning and messaging, plans launc…

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Product qualified lead (PQL)

A product qualified lead (PQL) is a user or account that has shown buying intent through real product usage, such as reaching an activati…

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Product roadmap

A product roadmap is a plan that shows what a product team intends to build, why, and roughly when. It links product strategy to concrete…

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Product tour

A product tour is a guided, step-by-step walkthrough inside a software product that shows users where key features are and how to use the…

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Product update

A product update is any change made to a software product that is then communicated to its users, such as a new feature, an improvement, …

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Product-led growth (PLG)

Product-led growth is a go-to-market strategy in which the product itself is the main driver of customer acquisition, activation, expansi…

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Public roadmap

A public roadmap is a published view of what a software company plans to build, is currently building, and has recently shipped, shared o…

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