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The ONLY B2B Customer Acquisition Strategy I'd Use Today — Transcript

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  1. 0:00If you've got a great product
  2. 0:01and you've got happy customers,
  3. 0:02but you don't have that scalable,
  4. 0:03predictable growth yet,
  5. 0:05then the time is now to build out
  6. 0:06your scalable customer
  7. 0:07acquisition strategy.
  8. 0:08Now here's the thing.
  9. 0:09There are a million different pieces
  10. 0:11of advice and tactics on
  11. 0:13how to do a scalable
  12. 0:15go to market and sales
  13. 0:16and marketing strategy.
  14. 0:18But as I look at all the successful
  15. 0:21AI and SaaS companies out there today,
  16. 0:22specifically in your stage
  17. 0:24where they have happy customers
  18. 0:26and they're looking
  19. 0:27to unlock that scalable
  20. 0:28growth, there's one
  21. 0:29B2B customer acquisition strategy
  22. 0:31that's actually working.
  23. 0:32by the way, it's not cold emails.
  24. 0:34It's not direct mail.
  25. 0:35It's not running paid ads.
  26. 0:38It's something totally different.
  27. 0:39So in this episode, I'm
  28. 0:40going to walk you through exactly what
  29. 0:42that strategy is, how you can do it
  30. 0:43offline and online,
  31. 0:45and how you can avoid the strategies
  32. 0:47that aren't working.
  33. 0:48And when you implement
  34. 0:49this customer acquisition strategy,
  35. 0:52you will be able to accelerate
  36. 0:53your path to the next stage of growth.
  37. 0:54Intro
  38. 1:03What's everybody?
  39. 1:04Welcome to my channel.
  40. 1:05I'm TK, the managing Director
  41. 1:06here at TK capital.
  42. 1:07I run a portfolio of advisory
  43. 1:09software and education companies.
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  49. 1:18with the TK energy.
  50. 1:20Now, if you're already part
  51. 1:21of this community,
  52. 1:21my people, welcome back.
  53. 1:23It's really awesome to see you over here.
  54. 1:24When I start working
  55. 1:25with founders on their
  56. 1:27go to market strategy,
  57. 1:28they come to me with battle scars
  58. 1:29and all the things that they've tried
  59. 1:31but didn't work.
  60. 1:32This includes cold emailing.
  61. 1:33It includes posting online.
  62. 1:35It includes getting influencers,
  63. 1:36it includes sponsorships
  64. 1:38and events,
  65. 1:39you name Now, over the past
  66. 1:40six years, I've worked with nearly
  67. 1:42a thousand founders on their
  68. 1:44go to market strategy
  69. 1:45to actually unlock growth.
  70. 1:46So I get front row seats today,
  71. 1:48what's working and what's not.
  72. 1:50So in this episode, I'm
  73. 1:51going to walk you through the only B2B
  74. 1:52customer acquisition strategy
  75. 1:54that's actually working
  76. 1:55at I'm going to show you
  77. 1:56exactly how it works,
  78. 1:57both offline and online.
  79. 1:59I'm going to show you what
  80. 2:00the traps are,
  81. 2:01and I'm going to show you exactly
  82. 2:02how to double down on this strategy.
  83. 2:04So if you excited to go and smash
  84. 2:05that like button
  85. 2:06for the YouTube algorithm
  86. 2:07and let's dig right into All right.
  87. 2:08So first of this strategy,
  88. 2:10this customer acquisition strategy,
  89. 2:11it's one strategy but it works
  90. 2:13both offline and online.
  91. 2:14Online meaning you do
  92. 2:16digital marketing offline
  93. 2:17meaning you actually go to
  94. 2:19where your ideal customers are.
  95. 2:20that's how I'm going to be
  96. 2:21breaking out the strategy
  97. 2:22and explaining it.
  98. 2:23But before I go into exactly
  99. 2:25what is the strategy
  100. 2:25that Let's rule out some things
  101. 2:27that you should just be ignoring
  102. 2:29because they don't work as well
  103. 2:30at scale anymore.
  104. 2:31They did ten years ago,
  105. 2:33but they don't work anymore.
  106. 2:34The first one
  107. 2:35that's not really working as well
  108. 2:37are by now ads.
  109. 2:40By now.
  110. 2:40Ads are the ones where they're
  111. 2:42under your company brand,
  112. 2:43and they are essentially speaking
  113. 2:45to only the 5% of the market
  114. 2:47that knows they have a problem,
  115. 2:49that are looking for a solution,
  116. 2:50are actively looking to
  117. 2:51buy something right now.
  118. 2:52These ads get scrolled over,
  119. 2:55whether it's on social media
  120. 2:56or on a Google search,
  121. 2:58because customers
  122. 2:59that are actually in market to buy,
  123. 3:01they kind of
  124. 3:02already have a favorite vendor
  125. 3:03that's been educating them for months.
  126. 3:05So these are getting more
  127. 3:06and more expensive to run,
  128. 3:07and they're converting less and less.
  129. 3:09Therefore, it's not a strategy
  130. 3:10that's actually working
  131. 3:11for customer acquisition.
  132. 3:12Now other strategy
  133. 3:13that's not working as well
  134. 3:15is called email
  135. 3:17and called DMs called email
  136. 3:19and called DMs.
  137. 3:20We've all done this
  138. 3:21where you go
  139. 3:22download a list of contacts
  140. 3:24and then you load it
  141. 3:24in your sales engagement tool
  142. 3:26and then you spam these people.
  143. 3:27the response rates that you're seeing
  144. 3:29for these emails is 1%.
  145. 3:31So if you are ready to spam
  146. 3:33100,000 people in your market,
  147. 3:35you will get a 1% response rate.
  148. 3:37And then out of that
  149. 3:38you will convert some of them.
  150. 3:39if you're okay
  151. 3:40with those kind of numbers,
  152. 3:41it may work okay,
  153. 3:43but most people don't want to spam
  154. 3:44100,000 people and burn their brand.
  155. 3:46Therefore, it's a strategy
  156. 3:47that's not really working today
  157. 3:48for customer acquisition.
  158. 3:50That's online.
  159. 3:50Now, what's not working
  160. 3:52offline is direct mail.
  161. 3:55Direct mail used to work.
  162. 3:57Actually, we used mail out
  163. 3:59copies of books
  164. 4:01we wrote to our ideal customers
  165. 4:03and it would get it in the mail.
  166. 4:04But right now,
  167. 4:05people are barely
  168. 4:06showing up to the office,
  169. 4:06so we don't even know where to
  170. 4:08mail it to them.
  171. 4:08Like it's
  172. 4:09hard to get their actual address.
  173. 4:10ten years ago
  174. 4:11you could mail something
  175. 4:12to their office,
  176. 4:13to their headquarters,
  177. 4:14and it would make it onto their
  178. 4:16So for most cases, there's a small case
  179. 4:18where you could send a Fedex envelope
  180. 4:20that has a 99% open
  181. 4:21as long as you have the right address.
  182. 4:22But for most cases, direct
  183. 4:24mail is not really working.
  184. 4:25The other thing
  185. 4:26that's not working as well
  186. 4:28are sponsorships.
  187. 4:30This is where
  188. 4:31you get hit up
  189. 4:33by an event planner
  190. 4:34and they say, hey,
  191. 4:34we're hosting this event.
  192. 4:35It's your ideal customers.
  193. 4:36It's the best cybersecurity conference
  194. 4:38that you've ever heard of.
  195. 4:39Do you want to sponsor? It's $50,000.
  196. 4:41It used to be that you sponsored
  197. 4:43and you'd get a whole bunch of stuff
  198. 4:44alongside it and you'd get real leads.
  199. 4:46But today
  200. 4:47you're going to be a tiny little logo
  201. 4:49on a sea of sponsors
  202. 4:50with a tiny little logo
  203. 4:52with a group of people
  204. 4:53that don't really know you yet.
  205. 4:54So if you're already a recognized brand,
  206. 4:56sponsorships work.
  207. 4:57But if you're not, it's
  208. 4:58going to be a waste of money.
  209. 4:59So that's not really working
  210. 5:00offline either.
  211. 5:02So those are the things, both online
  212. 5:04and offline
  213. 5:04that maybe you've already used.
  214. 5:05And this is what I mean.
  215. 5:06Founders that are working with me
  216. 5:07inside of my go to market
  217. 5:09I meet them
  218. 5:09like, we've tried this, we've tried this,
  219. 5:10we've tried this, we've tried this.
  220. 5:11And now starting to understand
  221. 5:12why they used to work
  222. 5:14and they don't work anymore.
  223. 5:15so now
  224. 5:16we actually want to get to the customer
  225. 5:17acquisition strategy that is working.
  226. 5:19And by the way, if you have tried these
  227. 5:21and they haven't worked for you,
  228. 5:22just know that you're not alone.
  229. 5:23And if you're getting value
  230. 5:24from this video so far
  231. 5:25I've got to smash that like button
  232. 5:26for the YouTube algorithm.
  233. 5:26It just loves it when you do
  234. 5:28and also comment below.
  235. 5:29below with the word yes.
  236. 5:31I want to hear from you
  237. 5:32if this is resonating with you.
  238. 5:33You're like TK,
  239. 5:34I've tried to call the email
  240. 5:35and it was a slog
  241. 5:36and I didn't start a company,
  242. 5:37so I can just sit and call the DM.
  243. 5:39Hell, give me a yes in the comments.
  244. 5:40The comments are my love language.
  245. 5:42If you're getting an moment,
  246. 5:43you have a question.
  247. 5:44If you have a clarifying point,
  248. 5:45post it in the comments below.
  249. 5:46I always answer
  250. 5:47and also smash that like button.
  251. 5:48The YouTube
  252. 5:48algorithm is it's their love language
  253. 5:50and that helps us out
  254. 5:51when we create these also,
  255. 5:53if you want your help
  256. 5:54in actually learning
  257. 5:55how to actually implement a proper
  258. 5:57or scalable customer
  259. 5:58acquisition strategy,
  260. 5:58how to transform your
  261. 5:59go to market strategy,
  262. 6:00and you don't want
  263. 6:01to just keep watching endless videos
  264. 6:03and cobble it all together.
  265. 6:04You want the step by step instructions.
  266. 6:05check out our go to market program.
  267. 6:07You don't have to go anywhere right now.
  268. 6:08I'll tell you more about it
  269. 6:09at the end of this
  270. 6:10I'll also link to it in the description
  271. 6:11Let's go into how this
  272. 6:13actual customer strategy works together.
  273. 6:14Now that we've eliminated the stuff,
  274. 6:16that is a waste of time.
  275. 6:17Okay, so what is working?
  276. 6:19And I'm going to put in purple.
  277. 6:20It starts online
  278. 6:22and then it goes offline.
  279. 6:23But it's really one strategy.
  280. 6:24And the way it works
  281. 6:25is you develop your message.
  282. 6:27This is super important.
  283. 6:28A lot of times
  284. 6:29when I'm meeting with founders,
  285. 6:30they're like,
  286. 6:30oh yeah, my website changing,
  287. 6:32I'm updating the website.
  288. 6:33And the reason
  289. 6:33that updating the website is
  290. 6:35they don't have a core strategic message.
  291. 6:36When I ask them, like,
  292. 6:37hey, what's your value proposition
  293. 6:39like fit it for me
  294. 6:40in this little index card?
  295. 6:42They can't do that
  296. 6:43usually means that they don't
  297. 6:44really have a core message.
  298. 6:45So one of the things
  299. 6:45you really have to do
  300. 6:46for your customer acquisition to work
  301. 6:48is you have to have a real message
  302. 6:49that is differentiated in the market.
  303. 6:51Once you do,
  304. 6:51then this strategy works really well.
  305. 6:53Where you want to start
  306. 6:54is post on organic, social.
  307. 6:58And by the way,
  308. 6:59you don't want to post an organic
  309. 7:01social just talking about hey,
  310. 7:02by my software
  311. 7:03because that then looks like a buy
  312. 7:04now add.
  313. 7:05What you want to do
  314. 7:06is you want to post in a way
  315. 7:07where you're attracting
  316. 7:08your ideal customers.
  317. 7:09It's speaking directly
  318. 7:09to the ideal customers.
  319. 7:11The algorithms on these platforms
  320. 7:12understand that you're
  321. 7:13speaking to your specific ideal customer,
  322. 7:15and is actually educating them
  323. 7:17on the problem that they're realizing,
  324. 7:19so that when they're scrolling,
  325. 7:19they stop to scroll and they're like,
  326. 7:21oh my God, I have this problem.
  327. 7:22And they start to actually build
  328. 7:24trust with you
  329. 7:24because you are educating them
  330. 7:26on how to solve this problem in a real
  331. 7:28you want to start with organic social.
  332. 7:29As you start to get engagement,
  333. 7:31you want to make sure
  334. 7:32that these folks turn into leads.
  335. 7:35And as you start to see which posts drive
  336. 7:38leads, you
  337. 7:38then want to take those posts
  338. 7:40and convert them to paid social.
  339. 7:43Now, what we typically recommend
  340. 7:45for this customer
  341. 7:46acquisition strategy
  342. 7:47is to promote your face
  343. 7:49because they don't know your brand yet.
  344. 7:51And so what you're going to do
  345. 7:52is take these organic posts
  346. 7:53and then run thought leader ads.
  347. 7:55And for B2B,
  348. 7:56LinkedIn is best
  349. 7:58where you are promoting your profile.
  350. 8:00So it's an actual human,
  351. 8:01because on LinkedIn,
  352. 8:02as soon as someone sees a company logo,
  353. 8:03they kind of tune out.
  354. 8:04They don't pay attention to companies,
  355. 8:06they want to pay attention to people.
  356. 8:07So founder lead works best.
  357. 8:09So you start with organic.
  358. 8:10You take the posts
  359. 8:11that generate the most leads,
  360. 8:12and then you promote them
  361. 8:13under the company account,
  362. 8:15promoting the organic pose
  363. 8:16so more and more of your ideal customer
  364. 8:18see And this gets to a point
  365. 8:19where you could be sleeping at night.
  366. 8:21You could not post every single day.
  367. 8:22You don't have to become
  368. 8:23a content creator
  369. 8:23with the post that did really
  370. 8:25well, will be printing leads
  371. 8:26for you overnight
  372. 8:27and getting into your sales process.
  373. 8:29Now the key here is
  374. 8:30you're not posting something
  375. 8:32unrelated to the problems
  376. 8:34you solve for your ideal customers.
  377. 8:35You're not posting stuff
  378. 8:36that gets a lot of likes.
  379. 8:38You're posting things that get leads.
  380. 8:39You're posting things that attract
  381. 8:40you out of your customers,
  382. 8:41and you're
  383. 8:42posting your strategic message.
  384. 8:43And that's
  385. 8:44what's actually turning this
  386. 8:45into an a customer acquisition strategy.
  387. 8:47they now learn from you, they trust you,
  388. 8:50they become leads,
  389. 8:51and they enter into your sales process
  390. 8:52for your actual product.
  391. 8:53So that's why this is super powerful.
  392. 8:55As this starts to work online,
  393. 8:58the same strategy
  394. 8:59will start to work offline as well.
  395. 9:01So instead of going into
  396. 9:02direct sponsorships,
  397. 9:03which is kind of like a by now ad,
  398. 9:05You know, you're just putting your logo there
  399. 9:07and people are tuning out
  400. 9:08what you're really doing
  401. 9:09is you're going out there
  402. 9:11and you're looking to get speaking slots
  403. 9:15at events.
  404. 9:17you're not just getting a booth,
  405. 9:18you're not just doing a sponsorship.
  406. 9:19You're actually saying,
  407. 9:21I have a unique message.
  408. 9:22I've been posting online,
  409. 9:23educating my customers.
  410. 9:25This we're getting a ton of traction.
  411. 9:26People are really struggling with this.
  412. 9:28Our product solves for
  413. 9:29Let me go on stage
  414. 9:30and let me do a keynote.
  415. 9:31Let me presentation,
  416. 9:33actually talking about the problem
  417. 9:34we solve and the unique way to solve it.
  418. 9:36And the big change that's
  419. 9:37that is how you actually get in
  420. 9:40front of all the other people
  421. 9:41that are trying to sell their wares at an
  422. 9:43So instead of being the chump
  423. 9:44standing in a event
  424. 9:46and right next to your competitors,
  425. 9:48you are on stage
  426. 9:49and the people in the audience
  427. 9:50will hear your speech,
  428. 9:52hear your talk here,
  429. 9:53your strategic message,
  430. 9:54and then say, oh my God,
  431. 9:55I need to look up this company.
  432. 9:57And they end up
  433. 9:57connecting with you online,
  434. 9:59looking at your organic pose,
  435. 10:00getting retargeting, underpaid,
  436. 10:01getting to be
  437. 10:02by your company posts
  438. 10:03and actually getting
  439. 10:04into your sales process.
  440. 10:06The second thing that we say that works
  441. 10:08just as well is
  442. 10:09then you can host a dinner at the event.
  443. 10:13This can be 6 to 10 people.
  444. 10:14It doesn't need to be huge.
  445. 10:16In fact,
  446. 10:16we tell founders to do this
  447. 10:18even if they don't have a
  448. 10:19What you do is you go meet people,
  449. 10:21you go and inevitably
  450. 10:22when you 5 to 10
  451. 10:23people will come and talk to you
  452. 10:25right after you finish
  453. 10:25your speech, guaranteed.
  454. 10:26And you invite them to dinner
  455. 10:28if they're ideal customers.
  456. 10:29And that way
  457. 10:29you can have some of your customers
  458. 10:31at the event come to the dinner.
  459. 10:32You can have some prospects
  460. 10:33that come to the dinner,
  461. 10:34and then they'll connect
  462. 10:35with you on LinkedIn.
  463. 10:36They'll start to see your organic post,
  464. 10:38your paid social.
  465. 10:38And it'll all just amplify this strategy.
  466. 10:42This customer acquisition strategy
  467. 10:44is what I call
  468. 10:46education
  469. 10:49marketing.
  470. 10:52And this works
  471. 10:54because people's
  472. 10:55guards are up when they see a cold email,
  473. 10:57no matter how personalized it
  474. 10:59is, people now know it's AI generated
  475. 11:01so they don't trust it
  476. 11:02When they see a brand running a buy now
  477. 11:04add their guard goes up.
  478. 11:06They ignore
  479. 11:06when they see a sponsorship logo.
  480. 11:08It's just a sea of logos
  481. 11:09and they don't pay attention to
  482. 11:11When they see a direct mail,
  483. 11:12they just don't even get it.
  484. 11:14Whereas with this,
  485. 11:15you're coming from a place of service.
  486. 11:16You're educating your ideal customers
  487. 11:18well before they actually enter
  488. 11:20the exact buying journey
  489. 11:21where they already have a vendor of
  490. 11:23you are actually engaging
  491. 11:24with them as a founder,
  492. 11:26leading your company, its founder led
  493. 11:27and you are retargeting them,
  494. 11:29and you're
  495. 11:29also reaching them through paid
  496. 11:31And they're becoming leads
  497. 11:33that's entering into your sales process.
  498. 11:34When you're going to an event,
  499. 11:35you're not just standing at your booth,
  500. 11:37you're getting up on stage
  501. 11:38and actually
  502. 11:39speaking about the movement
  503. 11:40you're creating around your
  504. 11:41and you're
  505. 11:42inviting them to an intimate dinner,
  506. 11:43which makes them that much more likely
  507. 11:44to like you, trust you, and buy from
  508. 11:46This whole machine is the customer
  509. 11:49acquisition strategy that's working.
  510. 11:50And best of all,
  511. 11:51this can scale infinitely
  512. 11:53because you can go into larger
  513. 11:55and larger events.
  514. 11:56You could be speaking
  515. 11:56in front of a thousand
  516. 11:58You can host a larger and larger dinners.
  517. 11:59You can host dinners in multiple cities.
  518. 12:01You can get to a point
  519. 12:02where you're not even at the dinner,
  520. 12:03but the dinner is super powerful
  521. 12:05because your team members are there.
  522. 12:06And best of all, online,
  523. 12:08you can scale this infinitely
  524. 12:09because you can give
  525. 12:09LinkedIn $1,000 a $5,000 a day, $10,000
  526. 12:13a day to promote your thought
  527. 12:15leader content because you know
  528. 12:16it creates leads.
  529. 12:17It's no longer just guesswork.
  530. 12:19You know, it creates leads.
  531. 12:20Therefore you can scale
  532. 12:21And this is a customer
  533. 12:23acquisition strategy
  534. 12:24that is working today.
  535. 12:25So let's
  536. 12:26The old way of doing this
  537. 12:28was to do
  538. 12:28cold email
  539. 12:29and DM's to run by now, ads on social
  540. 12:31or Google
  541. 12:32to send direct mail to do sponsorships.
  542. 12:35That is the old way
  543. 12:35across online and offline.
  544. 12:37The new way
  545. 12:37is this idea of education marketing
  546. 12:39to educate your ideal customers,
  547. 12:41to serve them,
  548. 12:42to stand out from a sea of sameness.
  549. 12:45And the way you do this,
  550. 12:46you post on organic,
  551. 12:47social, actual educational content
  552. 12:49that speaks to your ideal
  553. 12:50customers problems.
  554. 12:51You drive them to leads,
  555. 12:52taking the best performing content
  556. 12:54and amplifying them with paid social,
  557. 12:57and then going to events
  558. 12:58and speaking on stage
  559. 12:59with the same message that's performing
  560. 13:01well in your organic posts,
  561. 13:03and then inviting
  562. 13:03the smaller group of people
  563. 13:05that your ideal customers,
  564. 13:06your prospects to dinner
  565. 13:07along with your customers
  566. 13:08they can enter your sales process
  567. 13:09as This system is working
  568. 13:11better than ever today,
  569. 13:12and if you actually squint
  570. 13:13a little bit,
  571. 13:14the best
  572. 13:15AI and SaaS
  573. 13:15companies are using this exact strategy
  574. 13:17all the way
  575. 13:18a little scale to massive scale.
  576. 13:20If you look hard enough, you'll see
  577. 13:22all of them are using this strategy.
  578. 13:23And so now you know
  579. 13:24the exact B2B
  580. 13:25customer acquisition strategy
  581. 13:26that I'm using across my companies.
  582. 13:28They're all the founders
  583. 13:29I work with inside of my
  584. 13:30go to market program,
  585. 13:31actually using and attaining success.
  586. 13:33Well, you may not know as TC,
  587. 13:35how do I develop my message?
  588. 13:37How do I actually structure
  589. 13:39these organic posts?
  590. 13:40How do I promote them
  591. 13:41through paid social?
  592. 13:41How do I get these speaking games?
  593. 13:43How do I actually host this dinner?
  594. 13:45How should I structure these things?
  595. 13:46What should my sales process look like?
  596. 13:48So if you're in this stage
  597. 13:49where you're building out
  598. 13:50your go to market strategy,
  599. 13:51the scalable version of your
  600. 13:53go to market strategy,
  601. 13:54then I invite you to work with me
  602. 13:55inside of my
  603. 13:57AI and SaaS Go to Market program.
  604. 13:59Inside of this program,
  605. 14:00we help you transform
  606. 14:02your go to market strategy
  607. 14:03from the one you have now
  608. 14:04to a well-defined and scalable
  609. 14:06go to market strategy.
  610. 14:07You and I work directly together
  611. 14:09and we follow three core pillars.
  612. 14:11The first pillar we work on
  613. 14:12is your ideal customer profile.
  614. 14:15The more precise
  615. 14:16your ideal customer profile,
  616. 14:17the more successful
  617. 14:18you're going to be with your message,
  618. 14:20your targeting in everything that you do.
  619. 14:22Once you have your ICP,
  620. 14:23then I help you develop your manifesto.
  621. 14:27Your manifesto is your strategic message.
  622. 14:30It's the story you tell the audience.
  623. 14:32Do you tell the market?
  624. 14:33It's the way
  625. 14:34you actually differentiate yourself
  626. 14:35from the competition,
  627. 14:36the competition
  628. 14:37being well established software company
  629. 14:39or an Excel spreadsheet? It depends.
  630. 14:42And so the manifesto helps you clarify
  631. 14:44what your messaging actually
  632. 14:45is going to all the way
  633. 14:46from your homepage to your organic
  634. 14:48to your keynote on stage at an event
  635. 14:50with filled with your ideal
  636. 14:52Once you have your ICP
  637. 14:53and your manifesto,
  638. 14:55you have your core go to market strategy.
  639. 14:57Then comes
  640. 14:58the customer acquisition, then comes
  641. 15:00how do you mobilize that strategy?
  642. 15:01So because strategy on its own
  643. 15:02is not going to actually get you results.
  644. 15:04This is where I teach you
  645. 15:05how to run a Broadway show.
  646. 15:07A Broadway
  647. 15:08show is a consistent
  648. 15:09set of sales and marketing activities
  649. 15:11that you can
  650. 15:11to consistently
  651. 15:12bring your manifesto
  652. 15:14to your ICP on a consistent
  653. 15:16I teach you exactly how to do it online
  654. 15:18and how to do it offline,
  655. 15:20using these actual tactics
  656. 15:22that I showed you in this video.
  657. 15:23It is an incredible program.
  658. 15:24It is now my seventh year
  659. 15:26running this program,
  660. 15:27and I've helped
  661. 15:28nearly a thousand founders
  662. 15:29across my go to market programs to
  663. 15:31unlock growth.
  664. 15:32So what I know is the better
  665. 15:33the fit, the better the results.
  666. 15:35So if you'd like to work together,
  667. 15:36just go to
  668. 15:38GT TC.
  669. 15:41On that page, you'll
  670. 15:42get all of the details
  671. 15:43about how the program
  672. 15:44Typically, founders that join
  673. 15:46the program
  674. 15:46are able to transform their
  675. 15:48go to market strategy
  676. 15:49within the first three weeks of joining.
  677. 15:51Then they're able to test their messaging
  678. 15:52in the and iterate from there to scale.
  679. 15:55The better the the better the results.
  680. 15:57So all I ask is
  681. 15:58you fill out a little form
  682. 15:59and book a call directly with me.
  683. 16:02On this call,
  684. 16:03we will review exactly where you are,
  685. 16:05what you've tried, what hasn't worked,
  686. 16:06and if it sounds like it's a fit for my
  687. 16:08go to market program,
  688. 16:09we'll get started right
  689. 16:10So just go to TC, cater GTM
  690. 16:13and book a time and we'll figure out
  691. 16:15exactly where you are,
  692. 16:16what your goals are,
  693. 16:17why you're struggling,
  694. 16:18and how you can unlock growth.
  695. 16:20And we'll get you into the program
  696. 16:21right away if it's the right fit.
  697. 16:22If you got value from this video,
  698. 16:23please smash that like button
  699. 16:25for the YouTube algorithm.
  700. 16:26And also lastly, remember
  701. 16:27everyone needs a strategy
  702. 16:28for their life and their business.
  703. 16:29When you are with us.
  704. 16:30Yours is going to be unstoppable.
  705. 16:32MTK and I'll see you on our
  706. 16:34go to market call. Take everybody

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