Across vertical AI and enterprise SaaS, we rebuilt GTM systems from the ground up -- ICP, category narrative, partner motion, sales playbook -- and watched deal velocity improve. This is what that looked like.
Most GTM failures are a combination of targeting failures, narrative failures, motion failures. We ran the diagnosis, made the call, and built the system.
Strong products often struggle to enter new markets because the entry point is unclear. We defined a narrow, credible use case, aligned it to how buyers evaluate solutions, and created a path to initial adoption.
When positioning is unclear, sales cycles stretch and teams improvise. We clarified the category, tightened the core narrative, and made value defensible in enterprise conversations.
Deals stall when GTM is not aligned to buying dynamics. We aligned messaging to the economic buyer, connected ABM to deal qualification, and improved how opportunities progress.
Growth slows when targeting and execution are not aligned. We refined ICP and segmentation, prioritized outbound, and connected inbound and outbound into a single coordinated motion.
Four engagements across different markets and problems. Each started with a clear diagnosis and a decision -- not a discovery workshop.
Most engagements start with a structured diagnostic -- not a proposal. We identify the misalignment, present the diagnosis, and then scope what it takes to fix it.
We run a structured assessment across your ICP, positioning, motion, and pipeline data. You get a clear view of where the system is broken and why -- before any work is scoped.
We present what we found, make the call on priority, and recommend a scope. You decide what to fix first. No deliverable decks -- just a clear decision framework.
We run the work: ICP refinement, narrative rebuild, account scoring, playbook, partner motion. Engagements are scoped by outcome, not by hours. You get a system that runs without us.
Find out whether your GTM friction is a messaging problem or a structural issue before you spend more on campaigns, hiring, or a website overhaul.
Why the severity rating matters. A messaging problem needs sharper narrative. A structural problem means something bigger is off: wrong ICP, weak wedge, route-to-market mismatch, or a category claim without proof. Better copy will not fix a structural GTM problem. This audit tells you which one you have before you commit more budget.
Published on Substack. Written for founders and GTM leaders who have traction and are trying to figure out what's blocking scale.
I started out as a software engineer and kept getting pulled into go-to-market decisions. Eventually I stopped resisting and ran them full time. That was 20 years ago. Since then I have worked across product marketing, partner GTM, and sales enablement at companies like IBM, Software AG, Pitney Bowes, WealthEngine and Rocket Software -- most of them complex, multi-product portfolios selling into enterprise accounts.
What I kept finding was that the GTM system was broken upstream of where people were looking. The product was fine. The team was working hard. But the ICP had drifted, or the narrative wasn't landing with the actual economic buyer, or the partner motion was running on relationships instead of a repeatable play. Precision GTM is built around fixing those things specifically. I have an MBA from Chicago Booth, and a Masters and Bachelors in Computer Science.
We start with a diagnostic. If there's a fit, we'll tell you what's broken and what we'd build to fix it. No proposal decks, no vague retainer scope.