The GTM Model

The GTM Model from Jacco van der Kooij's "Revenue Architecture" textbook has reshaped my thoughts on B2B sales and marketing approaches. Here's why I believe it's so important:

Key insights:

  1. The GTM Model aligns marketing, sales, and customer success efforts based on deal volume and contract value.

  2. It introduces the concept of "touch levels" – from No Touch to Dedicated Touch – to optimize resource allocation.

  3. Each GTM motion operates like a different engine, making it challenging to excel in multiple motions simultaneously.

What I found particularly fascinating was how this model challenges the one-size-fits-all approach to sales and marketing.

It's not just about choosing a strategy – it's about aligning your entire go-to-market approach with your target market and product value.

In my experience, this framework provides a clearer path to sustainable growth by more effectively matching resources to customer needs.

Is your organisation still trying to force-fit a single GTM motion across all segments? Or have you embraced a more nuanced, touch-based approach? 🤔

How might adopting the GTM Model transform your sales and marketing strategies? Could it be the key to unlocking new growth opportunities? 💼

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