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Your GTM Strategy is Standing on a Cliff - and its Crumbling

Decipher the critical shift in GTM strategy from product-pushing to customer-focused paradigms to boost win rates and reduce churn.


Most tech companies are standing on a cliff that's crumbling beneath them.

They just don't know it yet.

The Old World of GTM:

→ Push products

→ Pitch features

→ Run "sales processes"

→ Wonder why win rates are 13%

→ Blame the market

The New World:

→ Understand struggling moments

→ Facilitate buying

→ Tell customer hero stories

→ Map triggers and entry points

→ Win rates climb. Churn drops. Pipeline builds.

The gap between these two worlds isn't technology.

It's not budget.

It's not headcount.

It's a paradigm shift.

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Supply-side thinking asks: "How do we sell this?"

Demand-side thinking asks: "Why would they change?"

One question fills dashboards.

The other fills pipelines.

Most GTM teams are still optimising the wrong side of the chasm.

The playbooks they're running were built for a world that no longer exists.

The companies crossing to the other side?

They started with one thing:

Talking to their customers.

Not surveying them. Interviewing them.

Understanding the struggling moment.

The progress they're trying to make.

The cost of doing nothing.

That's the bridge.

It's nearly 2026, yet most companies are running 2016 playbooks.

Which cliff are you standing on?

Comment Paradigm and we will send you the formula to make the SHIFT in 90 days.

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