In today's competitive landscape, a robust go-to-market (GTM) strategy can determine the success or failure of a product.

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Many of today's most successful SaaS companies rely on a product-led growth (PLG) go-to-market strategy to scale their business. Think Dropbox, Slack, and, most recently, the pandemic-fueled growth of ...

The goal of a go-to-market strategy is to bring the company, product or solution to market. It is a long-term process taken by a company to reach revenue targets, and ultimately, corporate goals.

Before you can hire a full-time marketer, you must first get to know your potential customer and what is going on in their life that will ultimately trigger them into using you.

A new method for timing market entry was suggested by Sechan Oh and Ozalp Ozer, from the University of Texas at Dallas School of Management, in a paper delivered to the 2010 Manufacturing and ...

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For early-stage startups, developing a robust go-to-market strategy and getting product-market fit on point is key. Here's how SEO can help. In previous articles, we’ve learned why SEO must be a ...

Research into a product's target market is the first step to managing a market-oriented pricing strategy. First, managers identify a product's consumer segment (or segments) of the population.

For example, understanding product-market fit via competitive research to inform resource allocation is effective and ...