GTM-FM GTM Alliance
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Welcome to the official Go-to-Market Alliance podcast.
Join us as we get up close and personal with guests from across the C-suite and business leaders to uncover their secrets for Go-to-Market success.
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GTM-FM: How to scale your sales function successfully, with Cristina Lasagni
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GTM-FM- Ken Allred and Jonah Lopin
In this episode we cover:
How can companies benefit from combining win-loss analysis with competitive intelligence?What does implementing these combined functions look like in practice?What’s the impact of leveraging competitive intelligence from buyers vs other sources?What does the future look like for competitive intelligence?Best practices for combining competitive intelligence and win-loss. -
Overcoming buyer indecision, with Matt Dixon
In this episode, we’re covering:
How do we define customer indecision? Which indicators of customer indecision should you look out for?What is the JOLT Effect framework?How can we use customer indecision to improve Go-to-Market?Matt’s advice for getting started with customer indecision. -
Using win-loss analysis to secure your competitive advantage, with Nick Siddoway
Episode highlights:
Why should you be using a win-loss program?How to make a start with win-loss analysis.How to develop relationships with your stakeholders.Who’s responsible for win-loss analysis in a Go-to-Market strategy?Why you can’t just rely on data from sales reps. -
Eliminating bias in your Go-to-Market strategy, with Jarod Greene
Highlights include:
Common biases to look out for in Go-to-Market.The most likely sources of bias.Why does bias manifest in Go-to-Market teams?What steps can you take to eliminate bias? -
Aligning your Go-to-Market team with the voice of your buyer, with Carolyn Klinger
Stay tuned for:
The distinction between buyer voice and customer voice.The importance of the buyer journey.Go-to methods for collecting buyer intelligence.How to communicate buyer intelligence to your Go-to-Market teams.When to carry out your buyer research for effective GTM.