AdTech Go-To-Market RACI
If your company's new Adtech or Martech product isn't lighting the world on fire like you hoped it would, don't be took quick to blame your sales team. The problem may be that your GTM process sucks.
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In the highly competitive world of AdTech and MarTech, for new products and features to have a shot at success companies need a solid and well-defined go-to-market (GTM) process that ensures alignment across leadership, product, marketing, sales, ad ops and customer success teams. A structured GTM framework helps companies position offerings clearly, communicate value effectively, and enable their sales teams with the right messaging, proof points, and competitive differentiation.
On the flip side, failing to establish a defined GTM process can be costly. Near-term, bad GTMs result in unprepared/uninformed sales teams, incorrect narratives, uninspired marketing and PR executions and a marketplace that doesn't really understand what the value of your product is. Long-term, it can set back your strategic vision - causing you to miss major product milestones by quarters or years - which in AdTech and MarTech is essentially death.
First step towards having a good GTM is having a defined process across departments and disciplines. The attached GTM RACI (Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, Informed) is a comprehensive playbook for delivering new products, features and services to the advertising marketplace - broken down by stage and deliverable.
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