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  1. In a B2B GTM strategy, what is the role of a 'buyer journey map'?

    Answer: Documenting the stages a buyer goes through from awareness to purchase to renewal

    A buyer journey map visualizes the awareness, consideration, and decision stages so GTM teams can deliver relevant content and touchpoints at each step.

  2. What is a 'competitive battlecard' used for in GTM execution?

    Answer: A quick-reference guide that helps sales address competitor comparisons and objections

    Battlecards give sales reps concise talking points and differentiation arguments for when prospects compare your product to named competitors.

  3. Which of the following best describes 'market segmentation' in a GTM context?

    Answer: Grouping potential buyers into distinct segments based on shared characteristics to tailor GTM approaches

    Market segmentation identifies groups with similar needs, behaviors, or firmographics so that messaging, pricing, and channels can be tailored for maximum relevance.

  4. A product manager notices that adoption is low after a launch despite strong initial interest. What should be investigated first?

    Answer: Whether onboarding and time-to-value match what was promised in GTM messaging

    A gap between GTM promises and the onboarding experience creates adoption friction; the first step is diagnosing whether new users can achieve value quickly.

  5. According to Pragmatic Institute, what does 'launch type' (such as a minor update vs. a major release) determine in GTM planning?

    Answer: The level of GTM investment, activities, and cross-functional coordination needed

    Launch type categorization (e.g., tier 1 vs. tier 3) sets appropriate GTM scope — a minor bug fix warrants minimal fanfare while a major release demands full cross-functional activation.

  6. What is the primary purpose of a 'launch retrospective' after a product goes to market?

    Answer: To evaluate what worked and what didn't in the GTM execution so future launches improve

    A launch retrospective captures lessons learned — wins to replicate and gaps to address — creating a continuous improvement loop for GTM execution.

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