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Go-To-Market Motion
Definition
The repeatable way a business gets its product into customers' hands, such as self-serve sign-up, sales-led outreach or partner channels.
Why it matters
Choosing a go-to-market motion that fits your price and customer keeps acquisition affordable; the wrong motion burns cash.
Example
A low-priced app uses a self-serve motion where customers sign up alone, while a pricey service uses a sales-led motion with calls.
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