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How to transform go-to-market functions to drive efficiency and growth

How to transform go-to-market functions to drive efficiency and growth

FromPredictable B2B Success


How to transform go-to-market functions to drive efficiency and growth

FromPredictable B2B Success

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Length:
46 minutes
Released:
May 19, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Are you an early or growth-stage tech company looking to improve your go-to-market efficiency by identifying friction points along the buyer journey for better outcomes? Have you heard these three myths about identifying these points of friction? 

Myth #1: It's too time-consuming. 

Myth #2: It's too expensive. 

Myth #3: It's not worth the effort. 

Don't believe these myths! Scott Stouffer will share the truth about identifying these points and the immense benefits they can bring to your company.

In this episode, you will be able to:

Uncover the impact of leveraging data in marketing for rapid expansion.Delve into the importance of understanding your ICP for optimal resource utilization.Pinpoint friction in the buyer's journey that may hinder your success.Gain insights into the vital role of data-driven sales processes for overall growth.Realize the essentiality of testing marketing messages in creating an effective go-to-market machine.

Scott Stouffer, a seasoned CEO with over 30 years of experience, is passionate about using data to drive growth and efficiency in early and growth-stage tech companies. As the CEO and founder of Scale Matters, Scott focuses on helping businesses optimize their go-to-market operations by identifying friction points along the buyer journey. With his background in engineering and experience as a five-time CEO and three-time founder, Scott brings a deep understanding of product strategy and vision to his work. He also co-hosts the Data Room podcast, sharing his insights on using data to drive business success.

Some areas we explore in this episode include:

Check out Scale Matters to help optimize your go-to-market strategy and drive capital-efficient growth.Consider using HubSpot as your marketing automation platform or Salesforce as your CRM.Use sales loft as a cadence tool or gong as a call recording tool to analyze your sales process and identify areas for improvement.Focus on reducing your acquisition cost to improve your LTV to CAC ratio.Align your entire sales and marketing function around inefficiency and friction in your go-to-market motion.Invest in channels like paid search, paid LinkedIn, events, and listing services to generate leads and pipelines.Understand which offers to get the best response from people in your ICP and which channels are the drinking holes for people in your ICP where they hang out.Prioritize brand awarenessAnd much, much more.
Released:
May 19, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

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The predictable B2B success podcast is all about helping business owners, marketing and sales executives achieve predictable growth by expanding their influence and sales through remarkable experiences, empathetic content, and conversations. Each episode features an interview with a founder, sales or marketing executive, or thought leader in the B2B space discussing topics like marketing strategy, sales strategy, strategic partnerships, customer success, customer experience, people experience, hiring, social media, content creation and marketing, podcasting, video marketing, influencer marketing, agile marketing and much more.  We might be bringing on well-known authors or hosts of popular podcasts but most importantly you’ll hear from those who have hands-on experience in creating predictable B2B success. Through each episode, we’ll be helping you explore the best ways to create predictable B2B success in your business through empathetic content and conversations. If you have any suggestions for future episodes or feedback on the podcast, get in touch via Twitter at @vpkoshy or through the website at https://www.sproutworth.com