The Modern GTM Playbook: Strategies for Smarter Growth

Angi Milano @ Maven Advisory
Women in Technology
5 min read6 days ago

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Gone are the days when a go-to-market (GTM) strategy was as simple as handing over a product to your sales team and asking them to “make it work.” GTM is no longer only about launching a product; it’s about building a strategy that encompasses marketing, social selling, sales processes, partnership strategy, and brand evangelism with a focus on consultation and education.

A successful GTM strategy now demands sophistication and alignment across teams. It requires understanding the market, educating your audience, and creating a seamless customer journey from awareness to conversion.

The Shift to Sophistication

The modern customer is more informed than ever. They’ve researched before your first call, skimmed reviews, compared competitors, and likely already formed opinions. This shift means companies must meet prospects where they are and not with a hard sell, but with value-driven engagement.

A sophisticated GTM strategy moves beyond basic product pitches. It weaves together:

  • Marketing that educates and attracts.
  • Social selling that humanizes your brand and builds trust.
  • Sales processes that are consultative rather than transactional.
  • Partnership strategies

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Angi Milano @ Maven Advisory
Angi Milano @ Maven Advisory

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