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Betts & Burton
B2B SaaS · Strategy

GTM strategy and positioning for B2B SaaS.

Most SaaS positioning sounds like every other tool in the category. We help founders and CMOs sharpen the offer, pick the segments worth winning, and build a 90-day plan sales actually believes in.

The pattern

Where this usually goes wrong.

Your product is good, but the message reads like a feature list. Buyers cannot tell you apart from the three other tabs they have open, and sales keeps repositioning on every call because marketing never settled it.

Outcomes

What changes when we work together.

  • A positioning statement your sales team uses without rewriting it
  • Two or three ICP segments ranked by winnability and value
  • Messaging that survives a procurement review
  • A 90-day GTM plan tied to pipeline, not activity
How we work

The approach, in plain terms.

Step 01

Win/loss and customer interviews

We talk to your best customers and recent losses to find the words buyers actually use, then build positioning around their language not yours.

Step 02

Segment prioritisation

We rank ICP segments by deal size, sales cycle and win rate so you stop spreading spend across audiences that never close.

Step 03

Messaging architecture

One core narrative, then per-segment value props that map to real buying triggers. Everything documented for sales and content.

Step 04

90-day GTM plan

A sequenced plan with channels, offers and a reporting line, so the first quarter has a clear shape rather than a list of tactics.

FAQs

Common questions we get.

Often yes, because positioning is cheap to change now and expensive to change once you have spent six months of media reinforcing the wrong message.
Positioning produces the messaging. The website rebuild is a separate engagement, though most SaaS clients do both back to back.
Typically three to five weeks for the diagnostic and positioning, then the 90-day plan lands at the end of that.
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