Playbook for B2B marketers

Go-to-market strategy

Build a go-to-market plan that aligns your offer, motion and channel, so you stop guessing and start growing with purpose.

Go-to-market strategy

Introduction

Chapters

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Chapter
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Claim your space in the market

Stop wasting budget on the wrong leads. This step-by-step guide shows you how to pin down your Ideal Customer Profile, tighten targeting and lift revenue with every campaign, backed by proven data.

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Chapter
2

Choose the growth motion

Pick the right growth motion and you fund the channels that convert, hire the skills that matter and hit revenue targets sooner. Compare outbound, inbound, product and partner plays to choose with confidence.

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Chapter
3

Product packaging and pricing

Learn how price, feature bundles and upgrade paths fund growth motions, filter ideal buyers and scale revenue, so your go-to-market stays profitable and your marketing budget never starves.

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Chapter
4

Messaging strategy

Learn a practical framework to map pains, write value propositions and match proof to every awareness stage, so your ads click, pages persuade and sales run smoother. Apply it to any B2B go-to-market.

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Chapter
5

Funnel strategy

Learn how to map buyer journeys, split budget, pick channels and track the right metrics so your B2B funnel turns spend into predictable, profitable growth.

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Good Strategy Bad Strategy
Book summary & review

Good Strategy Bad Strategy

Richard Rumelt

Learn what separates effective strategies from weak ones and how to craft focused, impactful plans for success.

The One Thing
Book summary & review

The One Thing

Gary Keller

Eliminate distractions and focus on one priority at a time to achieve meaningful, measurable results.

Breakthrough Advertising
Book summary & review

Breakthrough Advertising

Eugene M. Schwartz

Learn timeless principles of ad psychology to create campaigns that resonate deeply and drive sales.

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Further reading

Scale the revenue, not the workload

Hitting sales targets feels impossible, because more traffic doesn’t work (anymore). Everyone’s busy, but you don’t know what’s working.