The document outlines a comprehensive guide to developing a go-to-market strategy, focusing on market analysis, product positioning, competition, and marketing strategies. Key elements include identifying potential users and their problems, analyzing the competitive landscape, defining unique selling propositions, and setting sales targets. It emphasizes the importance of partnerships, pricing strategies, and measurable metrics to evaluate the effectiveness of the strategy.
Introduction to a framework for defining and understanding a Go To Market strategy.
Detailed components of market analysis, including product overview, target audience, user problems, research, competition, positioning, USPs, and competitive advantages.
Exploration of tactics within a Go To Market strategy focusing on goals, target segments, marketing, partnerships, and unconventional strategies.
Projected sales data for one month and six months to a year post-launch, detailing indirect and direct sales channels.
Strategies for pricing models and measuring marketing impact using metrics to evaluate ROI and refine strategy.
Closing remarks and offer to download and customize the template for user needs.
Market Analysis
• Product Overview
• Who would be interested in this solution?
• Users and their Current Problem
• Market Research
• Competitors and the Competitive landscape
• Product Positioning
• USP
Who would beinterested in this
Product / Solution ?
Small, Medium and Large Enterprises ? Or Consumers ?
6.
Current Problem ofPotential
Users ?
Identify Current Problems faced by Potential Users that the
product/solution is expected to address
7.
Market Research
Identify theoverall market size for product/solution, market
segmentation, user base, growth trends, etc. Depict the
Market and Product potential by means of charts and
graphs for couple of slides.
Key Differentiators withother
similar products
Identify the competing products / solutions with description
and List down how your product differentiates from them
Products Product Description Your Product Differentiators
Sustainable Competitive
Advantage
Identify Tangible Advantages - IPs and Patents, etc
Intangible Advantages - First in business to offer a certain
feature ,
cost advantage, etc
Go To Market
• End Goal in a Year
• Whom to sell ?
• Marketing Strategies
• Partnership Strategies
• Channel Partner program
• Pricing Strategies
• Metrics and Measurement
15.
End Goal ina Year
You might want to start out with End goal in a Year or two
or some suitable timeline. Mention target in Sales
Numbers and Revenues.
16.
Whom to Sell?
Regions - Segments – Industries - Etc
17.
Marketing Strategies
Identifyand Detail the Marketing strategies with clear
Timelines – When to start and How long to execute it?
Prioritize the Marketing Strategies based on their impact
and budget
Channel Partnership Strategies
Going Channel Partner route? List down strategies for
Choosing the right partners, Supporting Channel Partners,
Making them work, etc
20.
Other Go ToMarket strategies
Mention other unconventional or unique strategies to reach
the prospective customers
21.
Expected Sales atLaunch
Provide numbers (1month after launch) . Example
representation below.
Distributors
Indirect Sales Resellers
20% ISVs
Region
-
Medium and Large
80% Industries
Direct Sales
22.
Projected Sales 6months
/1year after launch
Provide numbers. Example representation below.
Distributors
Indirect Sales Resellers
40% ISVs
Region
-
Medium and Large
60% Industries
Direct Sales
23.
Pricing strategies
Study thecompetition and market and identify some
unique pricing models that will entice and hook the
customers