Silicon Strategies Marketing - Marketing Consultancy for the High Tech Industry        
 

"There is a reason they call it a product 'launch'.  Many of them blow up on the pad."
Guy Smith, Silicon Strategies Marketing

Objective: Go to market creating revenues and barriers to competition for a new or revised product.

Benefits: Rapidly dominate a market or segment, creating a defensible position from which to expand.

Silicon Strategies Role: Map a strategy that blocks competition, generates buzz, and streamlines sales.

Launching a product is one of the most critical events in a product lifecycle. It is your one best chance to redefine a market, garner the attention of press and analysts, and find a critical mass of customers to bridge the chasm.

Silicon Strategies Marketing will map a "go to market" plan that incorporates your sales, channels, PR and competitive assault.  Elements of your go to market plan can include:

  • Buyer genotype profiling
  • Core marketing message creation
  • Competitive positioning and SWOT analysis
  • Collateral and web presence creation
  • Sales education and evangelism
  • PR strategy creation and execution
  • Analyst strategy development
  • Analyst and press briefings
  • Public presentation and keynote speeches

Each step Silicon Strategies Marketing executes is built on your corporate vision, brand, and product line strategy. Every product has multiple alternative approaches to the market, and Silicon Strategies Marketing will identify the paths that get instant traction.

Contact Silicon Strategies Marketing for a telephone consultation about your new product launch.

SSM White Paper
Read our paper on Defeating Commoditization before launching a product in a mature market.
SSM Case Study
Learn how Silicon Strategies Marketing defined a "go to market" plan for a new product that was based on an old idea, and was entering a mature market.

"There is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home."

Ken Olson, president, chairman and founder of Digital Equipment Corp.,1977

 
 
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