“Jeffrey is the author of maybe the most influential and important book on go to market ever written crossing the chasm”
Geoffrey Moore
Jeffrey is the author of maybe the most influential and important book on go to market ever written crossing the chasm
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Compelling Reason to Buy (Not to Sell)
In the bowling alley it is never about you — close the laptop and collect problem domain knowledge.
The Beachhead Segment Formula
Pick a first market that is big enough to matter, small enough to lead, and fits your crown jewels.
The Bowling Alley Adjacency Expansion
Grow segment by segment along adjacencies — same customer new use case, or same use case new customer.
The Chasm Positioning Formula
Technology leaders who have specialised and committed to THIS problem — respect the incumbent, outclass the peers.
The Four Go-To-Market Playbooks
Early Market, Bowling Alley, Tornado, Main Street — each has its own playbook, and mixing them backfires.
The Marquee Customer and the 10th Executive Sponsor
Before you cross the chasm, win one famous logo — by finding the one exec in ten who wants to leapfrog.
The Value-State Test for Crossing the Chasm
VC money buys a change in your company's value state — you have crossed when you no longer need the next round.
Trapped Value and the 10% Capture Rule
Find the pool of value your technology unlocks — you keep roughly 10% of what you release.
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