The go-to-market plan
Customer, offer, price, story and channels, in plain words, on a few pages your team will actually read.
Go-to-market strategy
Sell to the right people, at the right price.
We work out how your business should sell — who to, what to offer, at what price, with what story and through which channels — then build the website and systems that win them, and stay until the numbers move.
You know the feeling.
The product works. People who try it like it. But sales come from friends and referrals, the price was a guess, every month starts from zero, and nobody can say in one sentence why a buyer should choose you. More features won't fix that. Deciding who you sell to will.
What changes
01
One customer, named
The buyer you win most easily and keep longest, described the way they describe themselves.
02
An offer they can say yes to
What's in it, what isn't, and packs that make the right choice obvious.
03
A price you can defend
Set against what the customer gains and what the alternatives cost them, not only against your costs.
04
One story everywhere
The sentence your website, sales calls, posts and proposals all repeat.
05
Two or three channels, not ten
Where your buyers already look, in the order worth trying, with what each should bring in.
What you get
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Pricing and packs
Your packs and price points with the reasoning, ready for your website and proposals.
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The message
The headline, the one-paragraph pitch, and answers to the five objections you hear most.
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The channel plan
The first channels to try, what goes into each, and the result that tells you to keep going or stop.
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The first 30 actions
Who does what in the first month, from the website change to the first outreach.
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The build list
What to build or fix, from the website to the CRM to reviews, in the order that moves sales first.
Three situations we're built for
01
A new product, no customers yet
We choose the first customer group, write the offer and the launch story, and build the launch page and the follow-up, so the first month brings conversations, not just likes.
02
A business or agency living on referrals
Good work, but every client came through someone you know. We find the buyers who look like your best clients, give them a reason to talk to you, and set up the follow-up.
03
A company entering a new market
Same product, new buyers. We study how they search, what they compare you with and what they expect to pay, then adapt the offer, the pages and the language.
How we work with you
01
Understand
A working session on your business, numbers and customers. We read your site, reviews and competitors before we meet.
02
Talk to buyers
Short calls with customers and lost prospects. What they say beats what anyone guesses.
03
Decide
Customer, offer, price, story and channels, agreed with you in writing, in two weeks.
04
Build
The website, sales system and content the plan calls for, by the same team.
05
Grow
A monthly review: what was tried, what moved, what changes next.
Proof you can check
eORB is sold with this method. The positioning on this site, the free website check, the booking and the follow-up behind them were planned and built the way we would do it for you. Ask us to walk you through it.
Planned and built by eORB in Bengaluru.Questions buyers ask
What is a go-to-market strategy?
The plan for who you sell to, what you offer them, at what price, with what message and through which channels. It decides what gets built and what gets said.
How do I create a go-to-market strategy for a startup?
Start with one customer group you can reach and win, not everyone. Talk to them, shape an offer and a price around what they value, choose two or three channels where they already look, and measure what each brings in. We do this with you in two weeks.
What's the difference between a go-to-market strategy and a marketing plan?
The go-to-market strategy decides who you sell to, what you offer and at what price. The marketing plan decides how you reach them. Get the first wrong and the second can't save it.
Is this for start-ups, small businesses or established companies?
All three. A start-up needs its first customers; a small business or agency needs to grow beyond referrals; an established company needs its next market or a better price. The method is the same.
How long does it take?
Two weeks to the written plan. Building and running it is planned in stages after that, each with a date.
What does go-to-market strategy cost?
Every business is different: the market, the number of decisions and how much needs building. Tell us what you're facing and we'll give you a clear picture.
Do you guarantee sales?
No one honestly can. We guarantee the work and the dates, we measure what moves, and we stay with you until the numbers move.
Can we take the strategy without the build?
Yes. The plan is yours to carry out with any team. Most clients ask us to build it too, because we already know why every piece is there.
Tell us what you need.
A senior person reads it and replies within the working hour, in your language. Every solution is shaped around your company and your customers.
Be the obvious choice.
Positioning, identity, content, search and AI visibility, ads and creatives.
A website customers trust
Company sites, stores, portals and platforms that load in a second and are found by Google and AI assistants.
An app people keep
Apps your customers open every week, on iOS, Android and desktop, built around the one feature that matters.
Answers at 11 pm
Assistants that reply to customers, book, follow up and read your documents, with a person one step away.