Product marketing, run as a system.

I'm Dmitriy. I create positioning and launch B2B and self-serve products. I also build the tools to do product marketing job faster and make the output stronger.

Dmitriy, smiling with arms crossed

Does any of this sound familiar?

  • Product value

    We know the product is good, but customers can’t say why in one sentence.

  • Knowledge sharing

    Marketing, Sales and Product each tell a different story, and what one team learns never reaches the others.

  • Customer insight

    We’re building for customers we’ve never really talked to.

  • Launches

    We shipped it, and no one noticed.

  • Feature awareness · existing users

    Experienced users have no idea what’s new.

  • Feature awareness · new users

    New users never find what we shipped a year ago.

  • Campaigns

    Our marketing is reactive, driven by whatever is urgent this week.

  • Technical buyers

    Our buyers are developers and IT people, and they tune out generic marketing.

  • Onboarding

    People sign up but never reach the moment that makes them stay.

  • Monetization

    We have plenty of free users and too few paying ones.

  • Expansion

    One team adopts us, and the rest of the company never hears about it.

  • Churn

    Customers leave quietly, and we only find out when it’s too late.

  • Lifecycle data

    We have the customer data, but it doesn’t drive anything.

Product marketing tools I've built and use

  • Competitive intelligence 🧐

    Structured analysis of competitor emails, slides, tweets, so your messaging decisions are based on current facts.

  • Market signals 🚨

    Tracks changes in the market (competitor moves, standards and regulation, buyer-relevant news) and maps them on buyer journey and personas knowledge.

  • AI reasoning router 🚦

    Sends each task to the model or tool best suited to it, depending on whether it needs deep reasoning, fast drafting, or live research.

  • Personas 🦸

    Living buyer personas with role, buying roles, ideal customer segment and source-backed knowledge (business profile, professional context, challenges, buying triggers, objections, messaging).

  • Customer journeys 🛣

    Journey maps built on the shared persona knowledge, so messaging follows what buyers actually do at each stage.

  • Agentic Support 🛎

    Frameworks and Skills that help you think and create faster. Anything from gaps in narrative to producing a branded email template.

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