Cybersecurity companies have unique needs when it comes to planning and executing a go-to-market strategy. Translating highly technical product and service feature sets into targeted and value driven marketing campaigns that speak to non-technical prospective customers is only the first hurdle to overcome. They also have to ensure campaign execution is aligned with the capabilities of their marketing and sales technology stack, the resources/staff required for execution, and the proper performance metrics and forecasting model to evaluate campaign ROI. All of this has to be done by small, fledgling teams, who do not necessarily have prior industry go-to-market experience or even direct competitors to emulate.
In this session, Ryan Foster shares the lessons RFDM has learned from successfully assisting cybersecurity companies take their products and services to market in Q4 2021 and Q1 2022.
Ryan Foster, Founder & Managing Director of RFDM Solutions
View the first video in the Cybersecurity GTM Strategy Webinar Series here.
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