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Startup Founder Essentials — Course 6: Go-to-Market, Sales and Customer Growth

Build an evidence-led route to customers, conduct responsible founder-led sales, interpret buying progress and connect acquisition to activation, continuing value and repeatability.

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By Telari Labs

Startup Founder EssentialsCourse 6 of 12

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  1. Build a go-to-market system around one customer contextConnect a bounded customer context, route, decision process and value delivery without reducing go-to-market to a launch or promotional channel.
  2. Choose route and channel hypotheses from operating conditionsCompare access routes by the customer, buying and delivery conditions they depend on instead of following a universal channel hierarchy.
  3. Conduct responsible founder-led prospecting and contactTurn relevant prospect selection into truthful, proportionate contact while preserving refusal, data boundaries and legal escalation.
  4. Map the buying path and define evidence-based pipeline stagesQualify possible exchanges and track buying progress through observable customer evidence rather than seller activity or generic probabilities.
  5. Connect acquisition to activation and continuing customer valueDistinguish obtaining a customer from reaching value, continuing the relationship, purchasing again, expanding or referring others.
  6. Diagnose the bottleneck and decide what becomes repeatableIntegrate reach, buying and continuing-value evidence to identify the controlling constraint and choose a proportionate next action.
  7. Go-to-market and customer-growth conceptual recallSample portable definitions, distinctions and interpretation boundaries across routes, responsible sales, buying progress and continuing customer value.
  8. Go-to-market and customer-growth reasoningApply route, sales-process, responsibility and customer-growth judgement to independent fictional venture cases.