For startups, creating a go-to-market strategy and setting clear goals are essential steps to drive growth, staying focused, and aligning your team’s efforts. A well-defined strategy helps you understand your market, prioritise resources, and position your business for success. Setting goals gives your team direction, fosters accountability, and ensures continuous progress toward your vision.
Join HubSpot and Paul Sullivan from Arise GTM for a dynamic goal-setting and strategy workshop tailored to new startup founders.
Gain insights into 2025 predictions and learn how to craft a go-to-market plan, set SMART goals, and align your team for success. Dive into essential topics like prioritisation, collaboration, and leveraging technology. You'll leave with actionable tools, a workbook, and frameworks to achieve your business objectives and surpass your goals.
What will you learn?
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Why Goal Setting Matters and Crafting a Vision - Understand the importance of clear objectives and build a vision to guide your startup’s growth.
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Establishing Priorities and Setting SMART Goals - Learn to focus on what matters most and set measurable, actionable goals to drive success.
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Aligning Teams Through Cross-Functional Collaboration - Use shared goals to foster collaboration and unify efforts across your organisation.
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Feedback, Check-ins, and Continuous Improvement - Create a culture of regular feedback and iterative growth to stay on track and adapt.
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Transparency, Accountability, and Recognition - Build trust through openness, celebrate achievements, and hold teams accountable for progress.
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Leveraging Technology for Goal Setting and Execution - Use tools and frameworks to streamline processes and achieve your business objectives efficiently.
🎁 Free Gift:
Simply sign up to the HubSpot for Startups program here (no purchase required), and you will receive a FREE Digital Workbook that will help you create a GTM Strategy and map out your 2025 business goals.
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