How do you get internal teams to adopt new messaging?
Maureen Sitterson
Etsy Senior Director, Product Marketing • October 25
Leaning on research and data to project the impact of new messaging and show internal teams why it will matter to customers is most effective. This could come in many formats - showing the potential size of the business opportunity or showing how customers are currently responding to messaging are a few different ways that can help others clearly see your point of view and why you believe a change is necessary. Without a clear articulation of the "why" behind what you're proposing, it's much more challenging to influence others.
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