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Traditional go-to-market (GTM) strategies rely on sales and marketing initiatives to lead customers through a marketing funnel or flywheel. The primary goal is to validate the product by identifying a pain point, finding a target audience, and building a cohesive strategy for pricing, product, distribution channels, and more.

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Acquisition channel: Once we have identified our target audience, the next important task is to figure out the medium through which you will reach out to your audience, known as channels. The core element of a GTM is figuring out the right channels for your product. Channels could be both online (emails, SEO, Digital content, Digital ads) and

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