Build the right go-to-market motion. Stand out. Create and capture demand.

Go-to-market is how a business picks its customers, wins them, and keeps them. It covers who you sell to, what you sell, what you charge, and how you reach people. When growth stalls, the cause is often in there somewhere, even when it looks like a sales or marketing problem.

Here's where GTM can help.

I start with the growth problem you brought me. Then we figure out what needs to change. No two businesses are stuck in the same spot, so we work on the parts that are in the way.

Who you should be selling to

Some customers are worth chasing. Some eat your week and never buy. This is sorting out which is which, and where the time and the money should go, because you don't have enough of either to chase everybody.

  • Define the ideal customer
  • Decide where the sales and marketing money goes

What you're selling

If a customer can't tell what he's getting, or why it costs what it costs, price is the only thing left to judge you on. So we work the offer until it's easy to understand and easy to say yes to.

  • Tighten the offer and service mix
  • Rework pricing and packaging

How you get leads

Most owners take what comes in. This is building a way to get in front of the right people on purpose, so next month doesn't ride on luck and whoever happens to call.

  • Fix lead generation that stopped working
  • Figure out which channels are worth funding

What you say to the market

Your site, your ads, your pitch. A stranger reads them and decides whether you're worth a call. Most of the time they say the same thing every competitor says.

  • Clarify how you stack up against competitors
  • Build the sales message and the pitch

How you sell

The path from interested to signed should match the way your customers actually buy. That includes what you still sell yourself, and what somebody else can.

  • Work out why leads come in and stall
  • Move selling off the owner

A sample,
not a menu.

No matter what you're struggling with, bring it to me.

Talk it through with me.

Bring the problem, even if it's still fuzzy. We'll talk about what's going on, what might be behind it, and whether I'm the right person to help. If I'm not, I'll tell you.