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Go-To-Market Strategy
A go-to-market strategy defines how a product or service is systematically launched and scaled into a market. It aligns target segments, value proposition, sales and marketing channels, and pricing. The strategy sets timing, resource allocation and KPIs to maximize launch success and requires cross-functional coordination.
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Enterprise
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Intermediate
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Business
Decision
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Organizational
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Discovery
Assessment
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Medium
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Medium
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