GTM strategy & positioning · 90-day growth kickstart

Give your growth work a direction worth following.

Product DNA and GTM DNA connect what you sell, who values it, how they buy and what they need to hear, so content and outreach work from the same understanding.

  • Product DNA
  • GTM DNA
  • ICP
  • Positioning
  • Channel fit

Product DNA → GTM DNA

  1. Product fact: value grows across roles
  2. Buyer implication: internal support matters
  3. Message: explain each role’s benefit
  4. Channel action: support the evaluation group

More execution makes a weak assumption more expensive.

The ICP makes every message generic.

A broad market gives the team too little direction about who matters most.

Content and sales tell different stories.

Buyers hear different reasons to choose the same offer.

The account looks attractive, but the economics do not.

A costly buying process can consume the value of the deal.

Teams work from different assumptions.

Results arrive without a shared explanation of what should change.

Get the direction clear before multiplying the activity.

A shared view makes it easier to choose what to publish, which accounts to prioritise and which promises the product can support.

Focus limited attention.

Choose a clearer market and reduce repeated debates about who the offer is for.

Reinforce the same position.

Connect content and outreach to the same buyers, message and proof.

Learn against explicit assumptions.

Use responses and reporting to see what needs to change.

The same product fact changes several growth decisions.

Illustrative example · Sample work

Product fact

A collaboration product becomes more valuable when several roles participate.

Buyer implication

A single user may need help building internal support.

Content implication

Explain the shared workflow and role-specific benefits.

Sales implication

Understand who needs to participate in evaluation.

Deal economics example

A low-priced self-serve tool may need an activation path rather than a booked-demo journey. Compare acquisition effort with the value and buying process of each segment.

A shared working direction for the program.

Map product use cases, value, pricing, buying roles, adoption, retention, expansion and evidence to priority markets, ICPs, messages, channels and buying signals. The output is priority buyers, message and proof themes, channel focus and the assumptions we need to test.

  1. Understand Product DNA
  2. Set the GTM direction
  3. Run agreed content and outreach
  4. Review evidence and assumptions

Put the work behind your next 90 days.

One managed growth kickstart connecting content, buyer engagement, conversion assets and outbound around your market.

Growth example · complete program

  • 180 posts
  • 24 articles and 6 comparison pages
  • 18 newsletters
  • 3 lead magnet, landing page and email funnel sets
  • 25 ICP engagements per day
  • 15,000 buyers across three full sending months

90 days of content

Growth: $6,000

Fixed program fee, paid upfront, plus attended-meeting fees.

$250 per attended, qualified meeting. No-show or out of ICP: $0 meeting fee.

Four-month outreach rollout

One month of setup and warmup, then three full sending months.

First-program setup may apply. See current pricing and payment options.

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Clear direction. Daily execution. Better information.

Product DNA and GTM DNA guide what we say, who we target and where we focus. Our team uses the technology we built in-house to find opportunities and keep the work moving.

Understand the offer

Find the opportunity

Run the work

A few practical questions.

Is this a separate course or workshop?

This is applied strategy within the managed growth program.

Does strategy stop once execution begins?

We use campaign responses and reporting to revisit the working assumptions.

Does this guarantee product-market fit?

No. It improves the direction and evidence behind the agreed growth work.

How long does the program run?

Content runs for 90 days. Outreach includes one month of setup and warmup followed by three full sending months.

What do we need to provide?

Product and customer context, relevant access, timely feedback and someone able to work qualified opportunities.

Who owns the assets?

You keep the content and conversion assets created for your program, subject to the signed agreement.

Can we discuss only one part of the service?

Yes. We can assess what fits your needs. Published plan prices describe the complete program.

Agreement, payment and ownership terms → · Meeting and refund terms →

Align the direction. Then put the work behind it.

Tell us about your business, your buyers and where growth gets stuck. We’ll explore the fit and the work your next 90 days need.