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How to build your GTM strategy and positioning

How to position your offering and build a go-to-market strategy that wins enterprise deals.

December 15, 2024
8 min read
By Justin Griffioen
GTM StrategyMarket PositioningEnterprise Marketing
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Key Benefits

Clear Market Positioning

Develop positioning that differentiates your offering and resonates with enterprise buyers.

Strategic GTM Alignment

Align your go-to-market strategy with positioning to maximize enterprise deal success.

Enterprise-Ready Messaging

Craft messaging frameworks that speak to enterprise decision-makers and stakeholders.

Faster Enterprise Deals

Improved positioning and GTM strategy accelerate enterprise sales cycles and close rates.

Why Geospatial GTM Is Different

Geospatial and location-analytics SaaS companies face unique GTM challenges that generic enterprise strategies can't solve. Multiple audiences, long sales cycles, RFP-driven markets, and technical validation requirements demand a specialized approach.

Multiple Audiences

One product serves GIS analysts, urban planners, C-suite executives, and technical buyers - each with different needs and buying processes.

Long Sales Cycles

Complex integrations and procurement processes lead to 6-18 month sales cycles, requiring sustained account development.

RFP-Driven Market

45% of geospatial revenue comes from procurement. Vendors who track RFP cycles and engage early win more deals.

Technical Validation

Enterprise buyers require deep technical validation, integration proof, and compliance verification before purchase.

Ready to Build Your GTM Strategy?

Learn how to position your offering and build a go-to-market strategy that wins enterprise deals.