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A go-to-market (GTM) strategy is a plan that helps you define your ideal customers, coordinate your messaging, and position your product for launch. A GTM strategy also keeps key business units aligned on the same plan. This allows you to meet a market need and effectively iterate on your product.
Who needs a go-to-market strategy?
Anyone who finds themselves in the following three situations needs a GTM strategy:
Launching a new product in an existing market
Launching an existing product in a new market
Testing a new product's market for growth
This is relevant for individuals and companies in the B2B space.
Why do you need a go-to-market strategy?
GTM strategies provide the information companies need to effectively position themselves against competitors, create scalable inbound and outbound models, and leverage appropriate tactics to achieve their goals.
Launches usually fail when businesses assume a market need for a product and invest in its development without gathering this information.
What are the different types of go-to-market strategy?
Product-led and sales-led are the 2 main types of GTM strategy.
A product-led GTM strategy uses the product itself to acquire and retain users.
In this approach, the product serves as a salesperson by providing so much value, the user can't help but upgrade their package. Calendly and Slack are great examples of product-led growth in action.