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Master Product Marketing Strategy: Launch Products That Win
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1,054 students

Master Product Marketing Strategy: Launch Products That Win

Learn market analysis, SWOT, value models, and strategy tools to build confident, effective product launch plans.
Created byThomas Giordano
Last updated 4/2026
English
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What you'll learn

  • How to build a clear marketing strategy using real tools applied in successful product launches.
  • How to analyze markets using SWOT, value models, and practical decision frameworks.
  • How to choose the right strategy and tactics based on customer needs and market insights.
  • How to apply proven and custom-designed tools to create confident, effective product launch plans.

Course content

4 sections18 lectures1h 57m total length
  • Intro to Value, SWOT, Mission, Vision1:18

    Explore value concepts, SWOT, mission, and vision, apply the four p's to launching new products, and examine lifetime value with a healthcare example for an integrated marketing and business plan.

  • What is Marketing6:51

    Explore marketing as value creation and delivery, and the Pragmatic Institute framework guiding strategic and tactical activities across markets and products, including market definition, pricing, personas, and customer retention.

  • The 4 Ps of Marketing7:30

    Explore the four p's of marketing—the product, price, promotion, and place—and how they shape customer focus, differentiation, and successful product launches.

  • The Value Disciplines11:10

    Define value in business as benefits divided by cost, emphasizing perceived value and patient-centric care. In health care, balance quality, safety, and patient experience against cost, guided by value disciplines.

  • Lifetime Value8:38

    Explore customer lifetime value and the lifetime value of a loyal customer as drivers of trust and repeat purchases, showing retention beats single transactions.

  • Healthcare Example of Lifetime Value11:59

    Show how a million-dollar capital equipment sale becomes a ten-million-dollar customer lifetime value through learn and enjoy, expand and refresh, upgrades, and trade in and renew cycles with service contracts.

  • The SWOT Diagram7:38

    Explore the SWOT diagram to assess internal strengths and weaknesses and external opportunities and threats, and learn to build strategies that align with goals while minimizing biases.

  • Connecting Mission, Vision and Strategy13:21

    Link strategy to mission and vision by aligning objectives, strategies, and activities toward a true north. Draft personal and corporate mission statements to clarify purpose and how we serve customers.

Requirements

  • There are no course requirements or prerequisites. This course in a foundation course.

Description

Launching a new product requires more than great engineering—it requires a marketing strategy that clearly defines value, chooses the right customers, and guides smart decision-making. This course gives you a practical framework built entirely around tools I personally used while designing and launching new products in the healthcare technology market.

You’ll start with the foundations of marketing strategy: how value is created, how the 4Ps work together, and how mission, vision, and SWOT analysis shape the direction of a new product. From there, you’ll learn the analysis and decision tools that have helped teams reduce uncertainty, improve clarity, and choose the right strategy.

Every tool in this course has been used in real product launches. Some are industry standards that I refined over time to make them more effective in fast-moving technical environments. Others are tools I created myself—simple, visual methods that helped me track progress, evaluate ideas, and execute complex product plans flawlessly. These tools supported my career progression from engineering, to engineering management, to business development, and ultimately to Vice President of Marketing at Philips Healthcare, one of the most respected companies in the industry. They work because they were built and tested in the real world.

You’ll apply Affinity Diagrams, Market Attractiveness Grids, Innovation/Value Grids, Ease of Implementation Grids, and more—always with clear explanations and real examples from both healthcare and non-healthcare settings.

Whether you are an engineer, product manager, or entrepreneur, this course provides a practical, step-by-step roadmap for designing and launching successful products. If you want to build smarter product strategies—and learn the tools used in real product launches—this course will guide you from concept to execution.

Who this course is for:

  • Engineers looking to expand beyond technical work and contribute to product planning and strategy.
  • Product managers seeking a clear, structured approach to building stronger marketing strategies.
  • Entrepreneurs and innovators preparing to launch new products and evaluate market opportunities.
  • Professionals transitioning into marketing or product roles who need practical, easy-to-use strategy tools.