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This November we gathered 35 of our power users in New York City for our first-ever two-day user event. We know how busy this time of year is. Thank you to everyone who took time to travel to NYC and contribute use cases, product ideas, and passion for Navattic. We are so fortunate to have such kind and thoughtful customers. If you were not able to attend, we’ll be hosting more meetups in multiple cities next year. Stay tuned. 

When storyboarding your interactive demo, instead of starting from a blank slate, repurpose copy from an existing landing page or your homepage. Use our new AI Storyboard Generator to create a first draft of a new feature launch demo or for a website overview demo. The prompt is all based on best practices from 28k+ demos analyzed in our State of the Interactive Product demo report. Try it out (for free) here → https://lnkd.in/eJUG8MzB

Our third customer “Show and Tell” - Jakub Suchy of All Things Demo shares how you can suspend a user’s disbelief when demoing technical interfaces. His main takeaways: - Anything can be recreated. A Windows environment, a Mac application, or a command-line interface, there are ways to simulate these experiences - Focus on the user experience. You don’t have to show users the real product you just have to make them believe it’s the real product. - Leverage available tools. HTML versions of interfaces, AI tools like Claude, and open-source projects can help you recreate user experiences. - Customize for your audience. Tailor demos to their specific pain points and interests. For developers, that might mean showing code editors or terminals. Read highlights or watch his full presentation: https://lnkd.in/ekW6E4mw

⚡️ Navattic Integration Partner: AssetMule Use the new AssetMule Demo Center template (created by Jason Oakley and Eric Holland 💀 of DemoDash) to embed multiple interactive demos, customer stories, and your calendar link all into one dynamic asset. Use this template to create Demo Centers for different industries, use cases, or specific target accounts. See the DemoDash Demo Center Template → https://lnkd.in/e7dvxvTe

We typically recommend ungating your interactive demo. But if you do have a gate, take a lesson from the way Ramp gates their demo: - One form field - Adds social proof - Re-uses email during sign-up See a sneak preview of our walkthrough of the Ramp website and demo below. And subscribe to our Buyer First Bites Newsletter that goes out every other Friday for more buyer-first website tips. https://lnkd.in/eUpiKrnm

Customer Product Demo Spotlight: Cvent Explore Cvent's Interactive Demo Library to see how Cvent simplifies event management. Powered by Navattic demos. Start demo: https://hubs.li/Q039GhGr0

In this week's Revenue on The Rocks, Ben and Natalie discuss their recent sales kickoff (SKO) in Dallas. They chat about why marketing leadership should attend SKOs, Natalie's transition to a product marketing role, and Ben's experience leading his first SKO. Listen to the whole episode: https://lnkd.in/esM842fu

Any customers going to Product Marketing Alliance NYC next week? We'll be there and hosting a panel: 5 Ways to Keep your PMM Assets from Going Stale. It'll be featuring the fantastic product marketers Leo Jedynak, Lise Pleyber, 👾 Alex Virden, and Christine Moore. If you're going - come stop by our booth and say hi. We may have some ways to help with the stress of keeping your assets up to date. And if you don't have tickets yet, you can use our 20% off code: NAVATTIC20

Customer Product Demo Spotlight: InCommon Explore InCommon to instantly see how employees are both connected and unique—then automatically turn that data into genuine connections, and a stronger sense of belonging. Powered by Navattic demos. Start demo: https://hubs.li/Q038v0Lv0

See how Natalie Marcotullio, our Head of Growth and Product Marketing approaches building a new interactive demo internally at Navattic. Her process: Step 1: Create a notion board to log all the interactive demo requests Step 2: Focus on 1 or 2 demos a week Step 3: Write an initial storyboard and get feedback Step 4: Draft out an ugly demo before adding any polish Step 5: Do another round of feedback for the story Step 6: Polish your demo: ⁃ Look at demo suggestions ⁃ Add a custom themes ⁃ Use different fonts weights Step 7: Share the final product with the team and update the notion board with: ⁃ What does this demo include ⁃ When to use this demo ⁃ What audience is this demo for