Go-To-Market Programme: Take Your Company To The Next Level!
Draft and implement a strong GTM strategy. Take your product/service to market, analyse your market, position yourself ahead of competitors, and step up your marketing!
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E learning Self-paced learning
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Certificate upon completion
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Course Duration: 25 hours
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English
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Course Overview
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The programme includes 113 learning units with total study time of 25-30 hours structured as 15-min scorm microlearning units and 2 videos with total video duration of 20 minutes.
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This programme is designed to equip your learners with the skills, knowledge, and tools needed to successfully enter and thrive in new markets. Through a series of interactive modules, engaging case studies, and practical workbooks, this programme will empower your learners to conduct insightful market research, develop competitive strategies, and create winning go-to-market plans.
Who is it for?
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Managers and team leaders responsible for driving growth and entering new markets.
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Entrepreneurs and business owners looking to expand their ventures into new markets.
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Professionals in sales and business development seeking to refine their skills and explore new strategies.
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Individuals interested in learning how to identify and capitalise on market opportunities.
Course Curriculum
25h total length
Module 1 - Induction
Section 1: Personalised Needs Assessment Form (PNAF)
Module 2 - How to build a strong business model?
Section 1: Learning Objectives
Section 2: Business Model Canvas (BMC)
Section 3: Sampling Methods & Survey Biases
Section 4: Lean Model Canvas (LMC)
Section 5: Common Mistakes to Avoid
Section 6: Value Proposition Canvas (VPC)
Section 7: Strong Business Models
Section 8: Worksheet: Fill In Your Lean Model Canvas Template
Section 9: Summary: Business Model
Module 3 - How to conduct an insightful market study?
Section 1: Learning Objectives
Section 2: Market Considerations, Demographics & Psychographics
Section 3: Key Market Metrics (TAM, SAM, SOM)
Section 4: Top-Down & Bottom-Up Analyses
Section 5: Primary & Secondary Market Study Methods
Section 6: Interviews & Focus Groups
Section 7: Efficient Surveys
Section 8: Sampling Methods & Survey Biases
Section 9: Case Study: Market Research
Section 10: Worksheet: Fill In Your Market Analysis Template
Section 11: Summary: Market Study
Section 2: Market Considerations, Demographics & Psychographics
Section 3: Key Market Metrics (TAM, SAM, SOM)
Section 4: Top-Down & Bottom-Up Analyses
Section 5: Primary & Secondary Market Study Methods
Section 6: Interviews & Focus Groups
Section 7: Efficient Surveys
Section 8: Sampling Methods & Survey Biases
Section 9: Case Study: Market Research
Section 10: Worksheet: Fill In Your Market Analysis Template
Section 11: Summary: Market Study
Module 4 - How to conduct a competitive analysis?
Section 1: Learning Objectives
Section 2: What is a Competitive Analysis?
Section 3: The Importance of a Competitive Analysis
Section 4: Competitive Analysis Report (Profile, Analysis, Advantage & Competitive Matrix)
Section 5: Case Studies: Competitive Analysis
Section 6: Worksheet: Fill In Your Competitive Analysis Matrix
Section 7: Summary: Competitive Analysis
Section 2: What is a Competitive Analysis?
Section 3: The Importance of a Competitive Analysis
Section 4: Competitive Analysis Report (Profile, Analysis, Advantage & Competitive Matrix)
Section 5: Case Studies: Competitive Analysis
Section 6: Worksheet: Fill In Your Competitive Analysis Matrix
Section 7: Summary: Competitive Analysis
Module 5 - What does product development entail?
Section 1: Learning Objectives
Section 2: Product Development Process
Section 3: Product Development Cycle
Section 4: Building an MVP
Section 5: Product-Market Fit
Section 6: Launching a Product
Section 7: Case Studies: Product Development
Section 8: Worksheet: Fill In Your Product/Service Development Template
Section 9: Summary: Product Development
Section 2: Product Development Process
Section 3: Product Development Cycle
Section 4: Building an MVP
Section 5: Product-Market Fit
Section 6: Launching a Product
Section 7: Case Studies: Product Development
Section 8: Worksheet: Fill In Your Product/Service Development Template
Section 9: Summary: Product Development
Module 6 - What is UX design and why does it matter?
Section 1: Learning Objectives
Section 2: Design Terms
Section 3: User Experience
Section 4: User Experience Principles
Section 5: User Experience Examples
Section 6: User Experience Implementation
Section 7: The Future of User Experience
Section 8: Case Studies: UX
Section 9: Summary: UX Design
Section 2: Design Terms
Section 3: User Experience
Section 4: User Experience Principles
Section 5: User Experience Examples
Section 6: User Experience Implementation
Section 7: The Future of User Experience
Section 8: Case Studies: UX
Section 9: Summary: UX Design
Module 7 - When, where, and how to conduct a market test?
Section 1: Learning Objectives
Section 2: Validating an Idea or Product
Section 3: Important Considerations
Section 4: The Importance of A/B Testing
Section 5: How to Conduct A/B Testing?
Section 6: Case Studies: Market Test Results
Section 7: Worksheet: Fill In Your A/B Testing Template
Section 8: Summary: Market Test
Section 2: Validating an Idea or Product
Section 3: Important Considerations
Section 4: The Importance of A/B Testing
Section 5: How to Conduct A/B Testing?
Section 6: Case Studies: Market Test Results
Section 7: Worksheet: Fill In Your A/B Testing Template
Section 8: Summary: Market Test
Module 8 - How to craft a successful go-to-market (GTM) strategy?
Section 1: Learning Objectives
Section 2: What is a GTM Strategy?
Section 3: Components of a GTM Strategy
Section 4: 4 GTM Strategies
Section 5: Framework for GTM Implementation (4 x 15 min)
Section 6: Channels: Marketing, Sales & Distribution
Section 7: Sales Funnel & Marketing Funnel
Section 8: Sales Pipeline
Section 9: MMP: Beyond MVP & Early Adopters
Section 10: Customer Expectations & User-Centred Support
Section 11: KPIs for Effective GTM Strategies
Section 12: GTM Strategy for Start-Ups
Section 13: Growth Strategies for Scale-Ups & Established Companies
Section 14: Case Studies: Successful and Failed GTM Strategies
Section 15: How to Analyse Risk and Mitigate Failure
Section 16: Worksheet: Fill In Your GTM Strategy Template
Section 17: Summary: GTM Strategy
Section 2: What is a GTM Strategy?
Section 3: Components of a GTM Strategy
Section 4: 4 GTM Strategies
Section 5: Framework for GTM Implementation (4 x 15 min)
Section 6: Channels: Marketing, Sales & Distribution
Section 7: Sales Funnel & Marketing Funnel
Section 8: Sales Pipeline
Section 9: MMP: Beyond MVP & Early Adopters
Section 10: Customer Expectations & User-Centred Support
Section 11: KPIs for Effective GTM Strategies
Section 12: GTM Strategy for Start-Ups
Section 13: Growth Strategies for Scale-Ups & Established Companies
Section 14: Case Studies: Successful and Failed GTM Strategies
Section 15: How to Analyse Risk and Mitigate Failure
Section 16: Worksheet: Fill In Your GTM Strategy Template
Section 17: Summary: GTM Strategy
Module 9 - How to price your product/service & establish efficient sales cycles?
Section 1: Learning Objectives
Section 2: Pricing Models & Dimensions
Section 3: Pricing Strategies
Section 4: Cost-Based Pricing for a SaaS Business
Section 5: Cost-Based Pricing for a Product Business
Section 6: Common Retail & Distribution Margins
Section 7: Sales Cycle & Efficient Sales Strategies
Section 8: Sales Governance
Section 9: Summary: Pricing & Sales Cycles
Section 2: Pricing Models & Dimensions
Section 3: Pricing Strategies
Section 4: Cost-Based Pricing for a SaaS Business
Section 5: Cost-Based Pricing for a Product Business
Section 6: Common Retail & Distribution Margins
Section 7: Sales Cycle & Efficient Sales Strategies
Section 8: Sales Governance
Section 9: Summary: Pricing & Sales Cycles
Module 10 - How to build your brand's image and marketing strategy from scratch?
Section 1: Learning Objectives
Section 2: Marketing Terms
Section 3: Brand Identity & Positioning
Section 4: Brand Archetypes
Section 5: Types of Brand Names & How to Pick One
Section 6: Types of Logos & Logo Design
Section 7: The Significance of Colours
Section 8: How to Choose a Colour Palette for a Brand?
Section 9: The 4Ps of Marketing
Section 10: Marketing Strategies
Section 11: Introduction to Digital Marketing
Section 12: Social Media Platforms
Section 13: Worksheet: Fill In Your Marketing & Sales Strategy Template
Section 14: Summary: Fundamentals of Marketing
Section 2: Marketing Terms
Section 3: Brand Identity & Positioning
Section 4: Brand Archetypes
Section 5: Types of Brand Names & How to Pick One
Section 6: Types of Logos & Logo Design
Section 7: The Significance of Colours
Section 8: How to Choose a Colour Palette for a Brand?
Section 9: The 4Ps of Marketing
Section 10: Marketing Strategies
Section 11: Introduction to Digital Marketing
Section 12: Social Media Platforms
Section 13: Worksheet: Fill In Your Marketing & Sales Strategy Template
Section 14: Summary: Fundamentals of Marketing
Module 11 - How to build a killer business strategy?
Section 1: Learning Objectives
Section 2: External & Internal Innovation, Sources of Innovation
Section 3: Technology S-Curve & Types of Innovation
Section 4: Dominant Design & Timing of Entry for First and Late Movers
Section 5: Types of Strategy: Internal/External and When to Use Each Framework
Section 6: SWOT, Explore vs Exploit & T-M-O Frameworks
Section 7: Porter's Five Forces
Section 8: PESTEL Analysis
Section 9: Creating a Competitive Advantage with RBV, VRIO & USP
Section 10: Value Chain & Value Chain Analysis
Section 11: Business Ecosystem & Blue vs Red Ocean Markets
Section 12: Case Studies: Business Strategy
Section 13: Worksheet: Fill In Your Business Strategy Template
Section 14: Summary: Business Strategy
Section 2: External & Internal Innovation, Sources of Innovation
Section 3: Technology S-Curve & Types of Innovation
Section 4: Dominant Design & Timing of Entry for First and Late Movers
Section 5: Types of Strategy: Internal/External and When to Use Each Framework
Section 6: SWOT, Explore vs Exploit & T-M-O Frameworks
Section 7: Porter's Five Forces
Section 8: PESTEL Analysis
Section 9: Creating a Competitive Advantage with RBV, VRIO & USP
Section 10: Value Chain & Value Chain Analysis
Section 11: Business Ecosystem & Blue vs Red Ocean Markets
Section 12: Case Studies: Business Strategy
Section 13: Worksheet: Fill In Your Business Strategy Template
Section 14: Summary: Business Strategy
Module 12 - Guide to Building Your Start-Up
Section 1: e-book: Guide to starting your business
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