Go-to-Market Strategy Framework Template

Slide Content:

• Product (What): The product or service you are offering.
• Customer (Who): The target market for your product or service.
• Competitive Advantage (Why): What makes your product or service better than the competition?
• Distribution (Where): How customers will be able to purchase your product or service.
• Business Model (How): How you will make money from your product or service.
• Timeline (When): When you plan to launch your product or service.

Graphical Look:

The slide has a simple and clean design, with a white background and black text. The text is arranged in a grid, with each concept in its own box. The boxes are color-coded, with each color representing a different aspect of the go-to-market strategy.

You can also use icons to represent each concept in the go-to-market strategy framework, e.g.:

• Product: A rocket ship icon, representing the launch of your product or service.
• Customer: A group of people icon, representing your target market.
• Competitive Advantage: A trophy icon, representing your unique selling proposition.
• Distribution: A map icon, representing the channels through which you will distribute your product or service.
• Business Model: A dollar sign icon, representing your revenue model.
• Timeline: A calendar icon, representing the timeline for your go-to-market strategy.

WHere to Use Go-to-Market Strategy Framework Slide:

• Presenting your go-to-market strategy to investors or stakeholders: This slide can help you to communicate your go-to-market strategy in a clear and concise way. It can also help you to identify any gaps in your strategy or answer any questions that your audience may have.
• Educating your team about your go-to-market strategy: This slide can be used as a starting point for a training session on your go-to-market strategy. It can help your team to understand the different components of the strategy and how they all fit together.
• Aligning your team around your go-to-market strategy: This slide can be used to ensure that everyone on your team is on the same page with your go-to-market strategy. It can also be used to track your progress and make adjustments as needed.