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go-to-market

go-to-market adjective: being or relating to a plan to use outside resources (e.g. sales force and distributors) to deliver value to customers and achieve a competitive advantage.

Adjective

go-to-market (not comparable)

  1. Being or relating to a plan to use outside resources (e.g. sales force and distributors) to deliver value to customers and achieve a competitive advantage.
    • a go-to-market meeting
    • a go-to-market strategy
    Synonyms:
    GTM

Synonyms of go-to-market

Questions about go-to-market

What does go-to-market mean?
Go-to-market means being or relating to a plan to use outside resources (e.g. sales force and distributors) to deliver value to customers and achieve a competitive advantage.
What part of speech is go-to-market?
Go-to-market is an adjective.

Words near go-to-market in the dictionary

  1. go-to guys
  2. go-to people
  3. go-to person
  4. go-to-hell
  5. go-to-hells
  6. go-to-market
  7. go-to-meeting
  8. go-to-town
  9. go-together
  10. go-togethers
  11. go-tos

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