<aside> 💡 A Go-To-Market (GTM) strategy is a comprehensive action plan that specifies how a company will reach target customers and achieve competitive advantage. The essence of a GTM strategy is the tactical implementation of a product's launch or introduction to the market. It's a detailed roadmap that guides all the teams involved – including marketing, programs, the executive team, and customer support – in delivering a product or service to the end-user.

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Program Description

Include a description of what you are launching. Describe the product, service, or initiative that is being launched. Include its key features, unique selling points, and any other relevant details that define what you are introducing to the market.

Goals

Outlining the goals gives direction and purpose to your launch. Make sure each goal is specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART).

  1. Goal A
  2. Goal B
  3. Goal C

Launch Date

Target Audience

Defining your target audience helps tailor your marketing and sales strategies to the groups most likely to engage with your offering.

Audience A

Include a description of the audience.

Audience B

Include a description of the audience.

Audience C

Include a description of the audience.