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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? It might use martech to disrupt the status quo and capture market share quickly.

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Is Your SaaS Go-to-Market Strategy Tsunami-Proof?

ConversionXL

Three out of every four B2B buyers would rather self-educate than learn about a product from a sales representative, according to Forrester. Let me ask you two questions: Would you like to see and use a software product before buying it? Or would you prefer to go through a lengthy sales process to see if it’s a good fit?

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4 Shifts to Improve Your Go-To-Market Execution

Heinz Marketing

By Maria Geokezas , Chief Operating Officer at Heinz Marketing After perfecting your product and redefining your brand and message, it’s time to go-to-market. As all hardened marketers know, no plan survives its first contact with reality. 2. Track the Current Trends The marketing landscape evolves rapidly.

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Go-to-market tactics that won’t work in a post-pandemic world

Martech

Looking forward to the second half of 2023, we are recalibrating go-to-market plans for what I call the “next normal.” Making marketing an afterthought When marketing is done incorrectly, you can severely injure your brand. As experiential muscles atrophy, you can see a loss of market share.

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How to Scale Go-to-Market Through IPO with ICONIQ Growth’s General Partners

SaaStr

A great product, while necessary, isn’t sufficient to build a market leader and eventually a public company. Companies that win a market are just as good at Go-to-Market as they are at building great products. But to develop a GTM strategy, you must have Product Market Fit.

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How to Model Your Marketing Against the Product Lifecycle

ConversionXL

The classic lifespan of successful products is a story in four parts: Introduction Growth Maturity Decline. How this story plays out has a lot to do with the type of product and how it’s improved over time, if at all. In this article, we’ll look at the different stages of the product lifecycle through the lens of marketing.

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Product Lifecycle Marketing: What Matters Most at Every Stage

ConversionXL

The classic graph for the product lifecycle is a sales curve that progresses through stages: a sharp rise from the x-axis as a product transitions from Introduction to the Growth phase; a sustained, rounded peak in Maturity; and a gradual Decline that portends its withdrawal from the market. What is product lifecycle marketing?

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