The Power of Pivoting: Adapting Your GTM Strategy
In today's dynamic business landscape, adaptability is key to success. Pivoting your GTM strategy mid-flight can be a powerful tool for achieving your goals. This presentation explores the importance of understanding and measuring what matters when making strategic shifts.
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by Grant Fuellenbach
GAP Selling: Bridging the Customer Gap
Current State
Understanding the customer's current situation and needs is crucial.
Future State
Identify the customer's desired outcomes and aspirations.
Key KPIs for Understanding Current and Future States
Gap Identification Rate
Measures the effectiveness of identifying customer needs and opportunities.
Solution Fit Score
Assesses how well the offering meets customer requirements.
Sales Conversion Rate
Indicates the percentage of leads that convert into paying customers.
Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC)
The average cost of acquiring a new customer.
Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)
The total revenue generated from a customer over their lifetime.
Sales Cycle Length
The average time it takes to close a sale.
Customer Satisfaction (CSAT)
Measures customer satisfaction with the product or service.
Measuring the Impact of a Pivoted GTM Strategy
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Before Pivot
Track key performance indicators (KPIs) to establish a baseline.
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Implement Pivot
Execute the new GTM strategy and monitor its impact.
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After Pivot
Compare KPIs to the baseline to assess the effectiveness of the changes.
The Importance of Solution Fit Score
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Definition
Measures how well your offering meets customer needs.
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Impact
A higher score aligns your strategy with customer expectations, increasing sales success likelihood.
Ensuring a Smooth Transition
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Clear Communication
Communicate changes effectively to the team.
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Effective Training
Provide training on new processes and products.
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Monitor KPIs
Track key performance indicators closely.
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Seek Feedback
Gather feedback from customers and team members.
Valuable Insights on Measuring What Matters
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Data-Driven Decisions
Crucial for success.
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Customer Journey
Identify pain points and opportunities.
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Optimize Sales Funnel
Analyze conversion rate and sales cycle length.
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Reduce CAC
Target qualified leads and improve marketing efficiency.
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Enhance CLV
Provide value to existing customers.
Actionable Steps to Pivot Your GTM Strategy
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Assess Current State
Analyze current performance using KPIs.
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Define Future State
Set clear, measurable goals for desired outcomes.
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Identify Gaps
Determine the differences between current and desired states.
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Develop Roadmap
Create a strategic plan to address identified gaps.
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Implement Changes
Execute the pivot with full team support.