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How to make the jump from product-market fit to platform-market fit

Martech

Jason, director of product marketing at a global cybersecurity company, celebrates a big win. His product ranks as the third-fastest growing in the company. But there’s a problem — the company operates in silos, treating all products as separate cost centers. Product-market fit. Platform-market fit.

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How to un-silo your organization and be more customer-centric

Martech

Product management is in charge of anticipating and meeting customer’s emerging needs. Here are three customer journey practices for tapping this institutional, cross-functional wisdom. Implement a cross-functional voice of the customer (VOC) program to gather and sort input for shared understanding.

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How to align your martech COE with organizational and go-to-market goals

Martech

Think of it as the core of your marketing strategy, where all tools and processes support your business goals. But how do you ensure your martech efforts are in lockstep with the goals of different organizational and go-to-market functions? Increase cross-sell and upsell revenue by 25%.

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Achieving Impact With Your Go-To-Market Strategy

Highspot

Driving successful go-to-market initiatives is no easy featand once launched, understanding how theyre performing can often feel like a guessing game. Without alignment across systems, tools, and data, your teams cant execute your go-to-market strategies effectively and achieve desired business results.

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The 5-phase framework that grew Outreach from $0 to $230M ARR

Sales Hacker

GTMnow shares insight around the go-to-market strategies responsible for explosive company growth. Their primary responsibility is selling and generating revenue without worrying about other aspects like product meetings or board discussions. seller, head of sales, or commercial cofounder).

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Lessons from going to market with the Solutions team at mParticle

Sales Hacker

Paul Mander currently leads all of go-to-market for B2B at Optery. Along the way of selling and supporting a product as complex as a Customer Data Platform (CDP), he tackled some of the more common topics go-to-market leaders encounter as they build and scale their customer facing teams.

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How SaaS Pricing Evolves Across Different Company Stages

Sales Hacker

In this article we dive into a playbook for pricing across different stages of company growth, inspired by Geoffrey Moore’s Crossing the Chasm. The Startup Stage: Finding Product-Market Fit The startup stage is the foundation of any SaaS companys journey. At this stage, startups face significant uncertainty.

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