There's a bunch of good advice and resources here but in the end sales and marketing is not that different from coding.
To do it well, you have to do it a lot. And you're going to suck at it in the beginning.
The good news is that if you're good at coding then you already know how to be persistent and self-critical and disciplined. You'll see what is working and what isn't and do more of the former and less of the latter until you get good.
I know that's not particularly useful in terms of "how do I speed run this" but I think it's something that most devs don't want to fully grok.
To do it well, you have to do it a lot. And you're going to suck at it in the beginning.
The good news is that if you're good at coding then you already know how to be persistent and self-critical and disciplined. You'll see what is working and what isn't and do more of the former and less of the latter until you get good.
I know that's not particularly useful in terms of "how do I speed run this" but I think it's something that most devs don't want to fully grok.