Your team designs it
Your team actively designs your new go-to-market strategy during the working sessions.
A 3-phase workshop to gain market insight, remove unknowns and define your go-to-market plan and launch strategy.
For B2B leadership teams launching a product or entering a new market: the owner or CEO and the product, marketing and sales leaders.
No pitch. If a workshop isn’t the right approach, I’ll tell you.

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A go-to-market workshop is a working session where your product, marketing and sales leaders agree on one plan to launch a product or enter a new market.
It helps define your target audience, messaging, sales, and marketing strategies. It also identifies potential obstacles to ensure a successful market entry.

My sprint approach is designed to reduce the time-to-market of new products, while aligning your team during the sessions.
The Google Ventures Design Sprint inspires my method. In the GTM Sprint Week, I pack the key parts of my frameworks and methods into a structured go-to-market workshop program, with sessions to define or refresh your go-to-market strategy from your customer’s point of view.
A go-to-market strategy workshop works better than a long consulting project when:
Months of work, compressed into 1 to 4 days of effective, pleasant and creative team collaboration.
The idea is simple: a small team of 2 to 15 people follows the live sessions, from 90 minutes to 4 days, and moves fast from uncertainty to clarity and focus.
Your team actively designs your new go-to-market strategy during the working sessions.
I come prepared with market strategy insights from interviews and secondary research, to enrich the sessions with an external, objective perspective.
After the live sessions, I deliver a tailored action plan to cover your go-to-market and product gaps, then a final Q&A session to help you move from idea to validation and launch.
Need just one piece? I can run a single-session workshop focused on one specific step of your strategy.
By the end of the go-to-market workshop, you’ll have a complete GTM plan with actionable insights, following my 11-step go-to-market strategy framework.
One week later: your tailored action plan, and a Q&A session to clarify the next steps.
Your go-to-market plan
Your segments, and the potential early customers to start with.
Your ICP or persona: pain points, jobs-to-be-done, desired outcomes and buyer’s journey.
Today’s and tomorrow’s sustainable competitive advantage, to win over your competitors.
A unique value proposition, different from competing solutions, and a positioning framework with key messages.
A distribution channels plan that covers sales, marketing and partners.
The third parties that amplify your reach and give you an authority position in your market.
Your organizational gaps, and the external market roadblocks to making the plan happen.
Concrete directions for every team member.
Align your product, marketing, product marketing and sales teams. Create a shared vision and strategic direction on who to target, what to launch, how to compete, communicate, distribute and drive revenue, and your go-to-market KPIs.
As we go, I share bite-sized concepts to prioritize growth opportunities, focus your positioning, differentiate from competitors and bring innovations to market. You keep all the tools and templates, so your team can use them on future challenges.
By asking the right questions, your team discovers insights about your market you didn’t even know: from the jobs-to-be-done, pain points and outcomes your product solves, to your strengths and differentiators.
Design a strategy that would otherwise take months with traditional go-to-market methods, and move faster from a product idea to a new revenue stream.
Discover, decide, and ship fast.
Three phases: preparation, the working sessions, and your roadmap.
This preparation step helps me diagnose your go-to-market gaps, align for success and get familiar with your team, project and culture.
First, I help you pick the team for the workshop. Depending on your company’s size, these are some of the roles you may want in the room:
If you’re a small business, or you’re launching an innovation you expect to be a big part of your future revenue, the CEO and CMO must be in the room.
I analyze your business objectives, product, go-to-market strategy, potential markets, competition and product adopters, following The Technology Adoption Lifecycle. I do it with secondary market research, and with primary research: interviews with your team.
Then I design the working sessions, tailored to your needs. To go through all 11 steps of the go-to-market strategy framework, a 4-day workshop is the recommended approach. To focus on specific elements, like value proposition design or market prioritization, a single-day or single-session workshop works.
I facilitate the workshop to:

I act as your go-to-market and innovation coach, helping your team discover actionable solutions for the gaps we find, and define each element of your go-to-market strategy.
In a go-to-market workshop, you want your team to come up with the solutions. So every session follows a design thinking approach of divergence and convergence: find the best ideas, then embrace them as a whole team.
Idea divergence
Every idea goes on the canvas. Each team member shares ideas that cover your go-to-market gaps. All ideas are good. For example, to find the best market to target, we put up industries, use cases and end users.
Solution convergence
Your team votes for the best ideas, following specific criteria. In the target market example, your team scores each market against what makes a market selection successful.
The result
An order of attack: the order to introduce your product in each target market, chosen with your team’s votes.
This coaching approach helps your team embrace, commit to and align with the go-to-market strategy, because they came up with the solutions to implement.
One week after the workshop, I deliver a tailored action plan with clear directions to complete what your team came up with during the sessions.
You also get my experienced view on your go-to-market, positioning and product gaps.
In the Q&A session, I answer all the questions you may have, to clarify the next steps you must take to move from a product concept to a new revenue stream.

After the session, your team feels heard and aligned towards a common strategy to accelerate your growth.

Jose M Bermejo
Go-to-market and positioning workshops for B2B tech teams
I run every workshop myself.

Squadcast was acquired by SolarWinds
After a positioning strategy workshop with me.

DentalBee was acquired by Overjet
After a positioning strategy workshop with me.

YPX Realty went from generalist to luxury real estate
New ideal customer, new promise, and a website that sells a service, not a product. Sales took off.
Some of the 50+ B2B tech companies I’ve run go-to-market and positioning work with











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Rebeca S. CMO, Sincrolab, a digital therapy company

“Jose’s go-to-market strategy workshop has been instrumental in clarifying our product positioning strategy and launch plan!
Their methods and deep understanding of technology markets are unmatched to commercialize high-tech innovations. They’re the go-to team if you need help launching a new tech-based product or Innovation!”
Lya Rebelo Go-to-Market Strategy at Citeline
One topic
$1,500
Starts with a free 25-minute exploratory chat.
One full day
$5,000
Starts with a free 25-minute exploratory chat.
2 to 4 days
From$10,000
Starts with a free 25-minute exploratory chat.
Not sure which format fits? Tell me what you’re launching on a 25-minute exploratory chat. If a workshop isn’t the right approach, I’ll tell you.
Book my 25 minutesA go-to-market workshop is a working session where your product, marketing and sales leaders agree on one plan to launch a product or enter a new market. It helps define your target audience, messaging, sales and marketing strategies, and identifies potential obstacles to ensure a successful market entry.
In three phases. Before the sessions, I diagnose your go-to-market gaps, help you pick the team, and research your market and product, including interviews with your team. In the sessions, I present my findings and your team works on canvases: everyone shares ideas, then votes for the best ones. One week after, you get a tailored action plan and a Q&A session.
From a single 90-minute session to 4 days. To go through all 11 steps of the go-to-market strategy framework, a 4-day workshop is the recommended approach. To focus on specific elements, like value proposition design or market prioritization, a single day or a single session works.
Your leadership team: a small team of 2 to 12 people, or up to 15 in a GTM Sprint Week. Depending on your company’s size: the product innovation director, product manager, product marketing director, go-to-market director, commercialization director and sales director. If you’re a small business, or the innovation you’re launching will be a big part of your future revenue, the CEO and CMO must be in the room.
A complete go-to-market plan with actionable insights: segmentation and early customers, ideal customer profile, competitive advantage, value proposition and positioning, distribution channels, market ecosystem, roadblocks and gaps, and an execution roadmap. One week later, a tailored action plan and a Q&A session.
$1,500 for the GTM Focus Workshop (one 90-minute online session), $5,000 for the GTM Power Day (one full day, in person or online) and from $10,000 for the GTM Sprint Week (2 to 4 days, in person or online). Every format includes a pre-workshop diagnosis session and my preparation, and starts with a free 25-minute exploratory chat.
A go-to-market strategy workshop works better than a long consulting project when you’re in a rush, have execution capacity, and want team alignment, engagement and growth. Your team designs the strategy in the sessions, and I bring the outside view from interviews and research. If you need just one piece, a single 90-minute session works.
Talk with me for 25 minutes, no pitch and no strings attached, to learn if a go-to-market strategy workshop is the right approach to solve your challenges.
What you’ll get from the workshop
If I’m not the right help, I’ll tell you on the call.
Not ready yet? Start with the free GTM Strategy Playbook: the 10 steps and 4 decisions the workshop makes with your team.
Selling your own deals, one-to-one? That’s sales coaching, not a team workshop.
Fieldnotes: How to run a strategy workshop Go-to-market strategy framework Crossing the Chasm: framework mistakes Ecosystem map GTM playbook All fieldnotes