u/Frosty_Ad2682

I've been teaching myself product marketing for the past 6 months entirely on my phone. I've done real hands on work analyzing B2B SaaS products and have testimonials from founders confirming the value of my feedback.

I want to go deeper on areas like GTM frameworks, sales enablement, persona development and competitive intelligence.

What free or mobile friendly courses and resources actually helped you when you were building your PMM foundation? Particularly looking for things that go beyond theory and connect to real work.

Auditing a privacy-first photo storage app. Trying to figure out which headline actually earns trust from people who are already skeptical of Big Tech.

Which one lands better for you? A: “A place for your memories that doesn't watch you" B: “Google can see your photos. We can't."

Genuine question. Drop why in the comments if you have a second.

I've been teaching myself product marketing for the past 6 months entirely on my phone. I've done real hands on work analyzing B2B SaaS products and have testimonials from founders confirming the value of my feedback.

I want to go deeper on areas like GTM frameworks, sales enablement, persona development and competitive intelligence.

What free or mobile friendly courses and resources actually helped you when you were building your PMM foundation? Particularly looking for things that go beyond theory and connect to real work.

I'm 19 . Doing freelancing B2B SaaS. SaaS positioning and messaging. Learned this skill from books, wrote case studies, talked to founders, received testimonials, founders implemented my strategy. But no paid client yet. I don't have a laptop nor a pc. And I don't want to ask anyone to give me. I have ambition and i want to work . Its been 6 months. I applied to jobs got rejected for not having a laptop or PC. I have asthma so I can't work onsite. Finally i have decided to take my life. I don't want anyone to feel pity for me. I'm writing here because I don't have anyone to share about it. Thankyou for reading.

Asking because I do homepage teardowns and I'm trying to understand what actually lands vs what gets ignored.