Product market fit

What does it take to build a $100 million ARR SaaS go-to-market engine? Robert Gimbel shares his insights on scaling, strategy, and execution...

What's the difference between product-market fit and go-to-market fit? Discover the answer and learn how to achieve these milestones in your GTM product launch....

Creating a clear, concise, and compelling value proposition is perhaps the most critical component of your go-to-market strategy. Without a well-developed value proposition, your marketing materials and product messaging risk contradicting each other or failing to hit the target audience's needs....

Increasing your market share can seem daunting, but if you don’t do it, your competitors surely will. In this article, we'll explore five proven strategies to help you claim your place in the market. From understanding your target audience and the power of SEO, we'll dive into practical tips....

Ever wondered why some companies hit the mark with their messaging while others seem to miss the target altogether? The answer is message-market fit. In this article, we're going to dive into the world of message-market fit and explore why it's crucial for the success of any business....

Personas are fictional characters you create based on research, and they represent segments of your market. When a company devotes consummate time and effort to fine-tuning its personas, it can bring a whole host of benefits to the table....

Sometimes, it’s like your teams are on opposite sides of a six-foot-high cement wall. Information is trapped in their tools, no one seems to be communicating, and getting them to work together is more like a prison break than anything else. Imagine how this is affecting your product....

If you have a product-market fit, you’ve found a need in the market and you are fulfilling that need. Customers want your products and you can make a profit off of them. But, as we’ve said, the hard part is getting to that stage, and maintaining product-market fit once you’ve found it....

In this week's episode, we get to know David Shim, cofounder and CEO at Read; David has made a career founding businesses that solve problems. 💡...