Fewer, better-fit deals in the pipeline
Once the ICP is written down and encoded in scoring, the accounts your team spends its week on start looking like the ones that close.
Strategy & GTM is where we decide who you serve, what you sell, and how you show up in the market, before we touch channels or tools.
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Three decisions before a single channel. Channels and tools only amplify what you point them at. Aim them at a fuzzy buyer or a me-too pitch and you scale the wrong deals. So I start upstream, with the three decisions that set the ceiling on everything that follows.
The best-fit buyer, the reason they actually buy, and which segments are worth your team’s time.
The story that lands with that buyer, and the plays that turn it into opportunities.
Packaging, pricing cues, and CTAs that match how buyers actually decide.
Strategy is easy to talk about and hard to hold on to. So it leaves my desk as written artefacts your team can challenge, edit and reuse long after the engagement ends.
Your best-fit segments, the firmographics and signals that identify them, who sits on the buying committee, and the accounts worth disqualifying on purpose.
The category you compete in, the change you sell against, and the story that holds up in a first call, on a landing page and in a board update alike.
Packaging, pricing cues and proof points mapped to the objections each segment raises, in wording your team can lift straight into calls and sequences.
The motions worth running, who owns each one, the order you run them in, and the few numbers that tell you within a quarter whether it is working.
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The strategy doesn’t stop at a deck. I encode it where your team actually works: lifecycle stages in the CRM, lead scoring tuned to your real ICP, and routing built around how these buyers decide. That is what separates a positioning workshop from a result that shows up in next quarter’s numbers.
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Strategy work is hard to see in a dashboard the week it lands, so here is what it actually changes downstream. I publish a client’s figures only where I can show the report behind them, so this is the shape of the result rather than a number attached to your account.
Once the ICP is written down and encoded in scoring, the accounts your team spends its week on start looking like the ones that close.
The same positioning holds on the landing page, in the first call and in the board update, so nobody has to translate between three versions of it.
When the segments and offers are already agreed, a channel decision is a question about evidence rather than a question about taste.
Get the strategy right, and pipeline stops being a guessing game. It becomes the output of decisions you can actually see.
Strategy is not a standalone product. It sits inside the two engagements below, which is where the decisions get built, run and measured week to week.
I hold the strategy and the calendar alongside your team, so the ICP, positioning and offers keep getting applied rather than filed away.
See the Fractional Marketing Lead engagementCampaigns, channels and experiments built on the same ICP and offers, so budget goes to the buyers you already decided were worth winning.
See the Growth Marketing engagementThe stack I build these systems in
Book a diagnostic and I’ll pressure-test who you sell to, how you position, and what you put in front of them, before another euro goes to channels.