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A Quick Guide to Developing a Go-to Market Strategy

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A Quick Guide to Developing a Go-to Market Strategy - Free Course

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Overview

If you’re launching a new product or stepping into a new market, a strong go-to-market strategy is crucial for success. A solid launch strategy helps you identify your ideal customers and the best ways to reach them.

This quick guide is perfect for anyone interested in marketing strategy development or creating a marketing strategy plan. A great starting point for building a successful launch product strategy.

Free Course Information

This is a free course that anybody can complete. The free courses available on our website were not designed or developed by Commodious, but each course has been carefully selected by our team of experts to make sure they include useful information. Whilst they carry no external accreditation and no CPD points are awarded for their completion, we hope you will find them useful for your personal development.

Course Information

In this free marketing course, you’ll discover the five key components of an effective go-to-market strategy. You’ll also get tips on pricing your product and encouraging customer adoption.

You will also ensure that your marketing, sales, and customer service teams are aligned, making for a smooth and profitable launch.

The course contains 1 module and will take an average of 30 minutes to complete. There is no final assessment and learner comprehension is not graded.

On finishing the course you will have instant access to a PDF Certificate of Completion as evidence that you have successfully attended and completed the training material. 

Accreditation and Certification

Certificate of Completion

Successful candidates will receive a Certificate of Completion.

The Certificate of Completion is proof of attendance to show that the training material has been completed.

There are no assessments associated with the range of free courses, and as such the Certificate of Completion carries no proof of ability or understanding.

A Quick Guide to Developing a Go-to Market Strategy - Free Course - System requirements

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If this all sounds too complicated feel free to contact us, we are more than happy to enrol you or your colleagues on your behalf.

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