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Without proper planning and the right go-to-market strategy, unveiling a new product or service can prove to be futile.
Without proper planning and the right go-to-market strategy, unveiling a new product or service can prove to be futile. There would be no way to know if you’re targeting the right audience, entering the market at the right time or whether or not said market is already too saturated, thus wasting precious time and resources. Having a go-to-market strategy helps you keep reality in check, address and navigate the less-exciting bits that are still fundamental to your success, and gives you the foundation needed to weather the inevitable unexpected storms. No matter how ingenious the product or service, the more tedious necessities cannot be overlooked.
The four phases of a go-to-market strategy include:
1. research and planning
2. the product roadmap
3. developing a market strategy
4. securing a strong customer experience and relations.
A solid and comprehensive go-to-market strategy will give you a framework for measuring your progress along the way and help you detect and diagnose any issues that are hampering your success.