Gtm Strategy

Strategy essays and frameworks on how vertical SaaS companies choose their motion, sequence their bets, and build an AI-native operating system that compounds.

What This Covers

GTM strategy is the choice of motion, sequence, and bet: which segment to win first, which channel earns the right to the next one, and what has to be true for the model to keep working at ten times the revenue.

Why GTM Is Different Here

Vertical SaaS strategy is a sequencing problem more than a positioning one. The market is bounded, so the question is not where to expand but in what order to deepen: wedge workflow, then adjacent workflow, then payments or data, then the platform claim. Each step changes the buyer, the pricing model, and the org chart. The companies that stall usually skipped a step, adding a platform story before the wedge was defensible or hiring an enterprise team before the mid-market motion was repeatable.

What To Read First

Read the complete vertical SaaS GTM strategy guide first, then pick the archetype closest to your motion and read the matching teardown, then use the playbook hub for the execution assets.