Most commercial leaders focus only on company wide revenue growth, without focusing on customer segmentation-based revenue growth. This has a lot of disadvantages. First, you are not allocating (marketing and sales) budgets in a way that reflects your revenue targets per customer segment. For example, if you want 40% of your new revenue to come from customer segment Y, then you want to allocate your budgets accordingly. Second, without segmentation-based activities your team has no focus. If all revenue is equally important, your revenue-generating activities (sales, marketing, and customer success) have little focus and prioritization.
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Jan Smit is an accomplished commercial leader with extensive experience guiding B2B scaleups through critical growth phases. With a deep understanding of go-to-market strategies, he excels in helping companies close larger deals efficiently and ensuring role clarity within executive teams. As a former professional soccer player…
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Eckhard Ortwein is an exceptional trainer for this course, bringing over two decades of expertise in business strategy, product management, and software development. As the Founder and CEO of Lean-Case, a groundbreaking revenue and commercial planningsoftware, Eckhard offers unique insights into scaling businesses…
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