T A Y L O R C O L L I N S
Product Marketing Professional | Where Research Meets Execution
I'm a product marketer who works at the intersection of technical specifications and content creation. My favorite part of the job is also what makes me best at it: asking questions. What do buyers actually need, where is the market moving, what's the gap nobody's messaging is addressing yet? From there, I turn those questions into research, and that research into positioning, personas, and go-to-market strategy I can point to measurable outcomes for.
The projects below walk through that process end to end; not just what was delivered, but the research and reasoning that got stakeholders there.

P R O J E C T S
Research-driven case studies
Improving Event Engagement Through Consumer Research
APIC 2026
Problem:
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Attendance and engagement at TGR's flagship industry exhibit had plateaued year over year.
Research:
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Evaluated previous event performance data
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Conducted a competitive booth analysis
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Researched audience needs specific to infection prevention professionals
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Identified gaps between messaging and what resonates with the audience
Hypothesis
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Updated positioning paired with a more interactive, hands-on experience would re-engage attendees and drive more qualified conversations.
Actions
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Rewrote core exhibit messaging & product brochure based on audience research
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Collaborated with the creative team to redesign booth experience
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Produced a new brochure aligned to updated positioning
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Built an interactive app to let attendees engage with the product hands-on
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Re-sourced vendors to reproduce booth assets, replacing a $27K quote from longtime contractors
R E S U L T S
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Lead scans grew from 180 in 2025 to 395 in 2026 — more than double the prior year's plateau
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Generated 5 product demo sign-ups directly from booth engagement
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Confirmed the hypothesis: updated positioning combined with a hands-on experience drove measurably more qualified conversations at the event
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Cut production costs by 48%, from a $27K quote to $14K with new vendors
Enterprise Demo Redesign
The UV-C Disinfection Robot
Problem:
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The existing product demo led with technical information, didn't include a detailed script, which led to presenters endless rambles, and wasn't engaging. Prospects weren't connecting technical capabilities to real-world value.
Research:
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Reviewed previous demo footage and recurring customer objections and questions
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Gathered feedback from the sales team on where prospects lost interest or got confused
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Consulted the technical team to make sure simplified language stayed accurate
Hypothesis
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An updated demo script with clearer language, more media and transitions, would keep the audience more engaged.
Actions
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New demo script
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Simplified technical messaging
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Reframed around a real-world workflow instead of a feature walkthrough
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Added a clear safety narrative for a healthcare buying audience
R E S U L T S
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Structured demo into a strict 40-minute presentation + 20-minute Q&A, eliminating the rambling caused by having no formal script, contributing to $280K in closed revenue
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Confident presenters with built-in cues and supporting video to fill pauses and add context
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Prospects asked more specific questions with fewer interruptions

