What’s The Relevance Of Go To Market Strategy And Planning In A Social World?

What's The Relevance Of Go To Market Strategy And Planning In A Social World? It's interesting when looking at how a Go to Market (GTM) strategy or plan can be perceived. Sometimes, a GTM can be thought of as just too much work which just takes too long.

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Sales and Marketing Alignment

In pursuit of growth, most organisations recognise the need to shift their focus from internal business to an external customer focus. Such a fundamental shift requires systems, processes and organisation structures to be re-assessed.

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Why Develop a Go to Market Plan? Plus a Form-Free Download

Developing a Go to Market Plan (GTM) can feel like quite an overwhelming task. It takes time, effort and tenacity to do well.

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Protecting the Future by Giving – Client Interview

A recent interview with Roger Whorrod, Chairman of The Oxalis Group discusses how investing in young talent is helping to protect the future of high tech engineering. They say you can’t put an old head on young shoulders, but if education is a means of differentiating ourselves for the purposes of fulfilment and growth, then how best can an ‘old head’ transfer the knowledge, skill and experience built up over a lifetime? This sentiment is very close to the heart of the Oxalis Group’s Chairman, Roger Whorrod. Roger’s an interesting character with a tonne of experience in engineering and electronics as well as starting, building and successfully selling engineering businesses.

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Integrated Communications & Messaging – Proving Your Claim

In an ‘always on’ world of communication, marketing and sales functions are presented with a plethora of communications vehicles, systems, practices and processes as a means to identify, gain and retain their customers’ attention and business. Determining the best approach requires a solid understanding of and insight into current market trends and customer needs. So often companies fall into the trap of believing their own hype without taking the time to consider its relevance and value to potential or existing customers.

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