Figure 2From “When a proven playbook meets a new market.”
The ten doors
One column is the whole exercise: what actually opened the door, not the campaign it was attributed to afterwards. The count of yeses in the third column is what the playbook is worth abroad.
Figure 2The ten doors
Source: Author's own worksheet.

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Go-to-market strategy
When a proven playbook meets a new market.
The motion that worked at home crosses the border intact. The market position it was quietly standing on does not, and that is the whole problem.
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