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The Nine Guidelines of Go-To-Market - Guideline 8

Kevin Bailey • 3 December 2019

Connecting with new markets provides strategic expansion; collaborative and aligned. 

GTM requires the business to look for product or market diversity

What is a Go-To-Market Strategy?


Guideline 8:

A go-to-market strategy inspires organisation growth and diversity and is not optimistically reliant on the improbable never-ending revenues of a cash cow. 


Meaning:

Reliance on a single product/market increases the chances of your organisations becoming commoditised and marginalised and ultimately failing. A strong GTM strategy is always looking for product/market diversification to support a strong customer purpose, growth and diversity of revenue streams.


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