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CEO @ CMO Huddles | Podcast host for B2B CMOs | Flocking Awesome CMO Coach + CMO Community Leader | AdAge CMO columnist | author Renegade Marketing | Penguin-in-Chief

Nailing your Go-To-Market (#GTM) strategy requires alignment across the whole org. In this week’s #TuesdayTips, fellow B2B CMOs share how to get in sync: 🎯 Start with your target customers & work backward 👥 Co-create messaging with sales reps for better adoption ⚖️ Stay aligned on KPIs across marketing, sales, product, etc. 💡 Keep focusing on the value prop Tune in to hear how CMOs Peter Finter, Hannah Grap, and Lorie Coulombe are achieving organizational alignment on GTM! 👋 KX, Sitecore

Kevin Perlmutter

Chief Brand Strategist to CEO's, CMO’s & Brand Leaders → Founder: Limbic Brand Evolution – Brand Strategy | Consumer Insights | Neuro-Marketing | Positioning | Messaging - Vermont Enthusiast

5mo

"Co-creation of messaging with the sales team." - that's fantastic Peter Finter! They need to be part of developing it, feel it, and own it - or it won't survive.

Co creating messaging with reps is so smart! They’re the ones in the field talking to prospects all day fielding questions and objections and they know what competitors are saying. It’s the most real time way to know the message and welcome and relevant!

Danielle Zeitlen Hughes

Chief Personality Officer | Professional Speaker | Facilitates Personal(ity) Branding workshops to engage, retain and attract talent | Love your LinkedIn bio | Payment accepted in bottles of Bordeaux

5mo

It's a simple reminder but love the focus on your customer and your value prop. So important!

Laurel Carpenter

✨We’re copywriters who help purpose-driven businesses to find the magic in your message. 👇 Get started with our brand archetype quiz.

5mo

Drew Neisser what an interesting tip to consider co-creating messaging with salespeople. As a branding person, I think that could work really well or it could backfire depending on whose point of view ends up winning. I'd be willing to give it a try though!

Jason Myers

Helping SaaS firms ensure that their marketing leads to sales success | Messaging for the Challenger Sale | Content Strategy | SalesEnablement | Advertising

5mo

Peter Finter - love your answer about co-creating messaging with sales reps. We typically interview reps when we put together messaging but then we will next interview clients to get a true understanding of why people buy. That way, we make sure everyone's on the same page. Because often the messages sales hears in the calls is the surface level pain.

Amanda Sexton

Helping regulated industries turn expertise into leads with content that converts

5mo

Really appreciate the comment on being aligned across teams and areas on what the goal is - without that clarity it can be hard to get everyone rowing in the same direction!

Meg Pritchard

Lawyer and legal journalist turned content marketing strategist, helping leading law firms leverage the power of branded content and thought leadership. Dog lover, rock climber, swear word enthusiast.

5mo

Start with your target customer and work backwards -- simple and yet so easy to forget. And I love the tip that you don't need to speak French, just sometimes with a French accent. That can mean so many different things, depending on the context and the company. For my clients -- larger law firms -- it means that they need to use language in their content to convey to their clients that they understand their challenges and problems, without tipping completely into jargon and industry speak.

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Tom King

Business Development | Growth Marketing | Revenue Operations | CRM

5mo

Starting with the customer is so important, as is adoption.  Adoption is critical but co-creation can also be a trap in many circumstances. 

Suzanne R.

Executive leader | Builder of High Performance Teams | Marketing Strategist | C-Suite Collaborator | Consultant | Podcast Host | OnCon Icon Top 50 Marketing Award

5mo

Spot on. Too many times people want to start with content or some other tactic.

Alice Heck

A Woman in Demand (...Generation, that is!) Transforming Companies from Startups to Standouts. Strategic Campaign Development | Marketing Pipeline Growth Strategist | Brand Positioning | MOPs | Partner Marketing

5mo

Favorite tip as mentioned by Hannah Grap is staying in sync across the organization and align on the success metrics - these are really hard conversations but so worth the effort to get right up front.

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