Strategy
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Whether you’re launching a new product, service, or an entirely new business; and regardless of whether you’re following a product-led or sales-led path to growth, the best go-to-market strategies include certain core elements: target market, product market fit, pricing strategy, and execution pathways.
The relationships between these elements are not linear; there are interdependencies. And where you start plays a key role in the future success of your product, service, and business.
Establish and Protect First Mover Status. If you expect your new product or service to be successful, you no doubt also probably expect competition. Being first to market carries with it the opportunity to establish strong brand recognition and customer loyalty. It also presents the opportunity to acquire valuable resources at costs below those available to future entrants; both critical components to establishing long term success.
Shrink Your Payback Period. A detailed Go-To-Market plan enables smart people and teams to implement smart ideas. Allocating precious marketing budget to markets with most opportunity first? Smart. Utilizing productization and pricing strategies that incentivize customers to buy more and pay sooner? Smart.
Seize Opportunity to Prioritize Market Feedback. By baking market feedback mechanisms into your approach to the market, you ensure that your customers’ opinions are as accessible and as useful as possible when planning future iteration and new products.
While many larger organizations have robust Standards adoption and implementation practices, often the same cannot be said for Start-Ups and small businesses.
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