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If your product is new and you don't have many customers, how do you start a GTM?

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  1. Ankit Shah
    Ankit Shah

    Braze Director, Product Marketing | Formerly Intuit, Quickbase, Acquia • 10mo

    If your product is new and you don’t yet have many customers, a GTM should focus on validation and building momentum. Here’s how to go about it: Define ICP and Personas – Get very clear on who your first customers should be (niche market, early adopters, pain points). Leverage Partners / Beta Users – Use early customers as references and co-marketers; collect testimonials, case studies, and feedback. Build a Lighthouse Customer Strategy – Prioritize a small set of “flagship” wins to use as proof ...Read More

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  2. Karthic Subramanian
    Karthic Subramanian

    Confluent Staff Product Marketing Manager | Formerly MongoDB, Pega • 10mo

    For any product or feature, customers are an outcome of a good GTM strategy and not the other way around. While customers might not be using your product yet, if the need exists, they must be trying to solve for it in different ways. A comprehensive strategy should: Build reach - Increase the number of potential customers who are aware of your product Inspire action - Increase the percentage of potential customers reached who take an interest in your product Drive conversion - Increase the numbe ...Read More

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