- 1. What Is a Go-To-Market Strategy?
- 2. Best Go-To-Market Channels
- 3. How to Create a Go-To-Market Strategy: 8 Step Framework
- 4. B2B Go-To-Market Strategy
- 5. B2C Go-To-Market Strategy
- 6. Building a Go-To-Market Team
- 7. Go-To-Market Tools & Software
- 8. Go-To-Market Strategy for Startups
- 9. Most Important Go-To-Market Metrics
- 10. FAQ
- 11. Glossary
- 1. What Is a Go-To-Market Strategy?
- 2. Best Go-To-Market Channels
- 3. How to Create a Go-To-Market Strategy: 8 Step Framework
- 4. B2B Go-To-Market Strategy
- 5. B2C Go-To-Market Strategy
- 6. Building a Go-To-Market Team
- 7. Go-To-Market Tools & Software
- 8. Go-To-Market Strategy for Startups
- 9. Most Important Go-To-Market Metrics
- 10. FAQ
- 11. Glossary
What Is a Go-To-Market Campaign?
What Is a Go-To-Market Campaign?
A go-to-market campaign is often referred to as a go-to-market strategy. It’s a plan that positions your product for launch by helping you define your ideal customers and coordinate messaging to reach them.
A go-to-market campaign is essential if you are testing a market for a new product or planning to release a new product to market. Go-to-market campaigns are also very important if you are releasing an existing product to a new market, and help marketers determine how best to go about the launch.
Go-to-market campaigns help different departments stay aligned and focused on the same goals, which can make a successful product launch easier to achieve. Creating a go-to-market roadmap is a critical element in building your step-by-step go-to-market campaign. Your go-to-market roadmap is a visual timeline of the activities and campaigns involved in your product launch and will give stakeholders a sense of critical inter-departmental activities.
Chris Mills
Chris is the Vice President of Product Marketing and GTM at Wrike, leading the product marketing, industry solutions, market intelligence, and go-to-market strategy teams. He has over 25 years of experience in the enterprise software industry, previously heading marketing teams at Salesloft, Hearsay Systems, and PROS. Chris combines analytical and people skills with business knowledge to build high-performing teams and drive cross-functional results.