Product Adoption & Go-to-market strategy
First released back in August 1, 2006 in paperback Geoffrey A. Moore's Crossing the Chasm: Marketing and Selling High-Tech Products to Mainstream Customers is a MUST read for any aspiring tech or even non-tech startup founder.
The principles in this book on Product Adoption & Go-to-market strategy remain timeless inspite of huge shifts in the digital marketing and social media landscapes.
Let's set some time aside discuss Geoffrey Moore's seminal work touted by Amazon as:
'A bestselling guide that created a new game plan for marketing in high-tech industries. Crossing the Chasm has become the bible for bringing cutting-edge products to progressively larger markets. This edition provides new insights into the realities of high-tech marketing, with special emphasis on the Internet. It's essential reading for anyone with a stake in the world's most exciting marketplace.'
about the presenter
Tristan is a highly resourceful and purpose-driven General Business Advisor & Product Strategist, having worked in Large Corporate, Not-for-Profit, Small Business & Startup Organisations.
This gives him the perfect background to help deliver the Commonwealth Government’s Digital Solutions program as a General Business Advisor, Business Developer & Strategic Stakeholder Liaison.
Tristan has worked within the following industries:
– Business Strategy/Advisory
– Information Technology
– Commercial Construction
– Building Engineering
Tristan has recently returned to Australia after several years working internationally in Europe & United Kingdom within the tech startup & scale-up sector. This experience has cultivated his strategic planning abilities, tenacity and social & emotional intelligence.
Tristan helps Startups, Scale-ups and Small Businesses by performing 360 Diagnostic Reviews & Health Checks to identify factors that are inhibiting growth / performance.
The output of these reviews is a detailed action plan/playbook for the business owners to undertake to improve their operational performance, marketing performance & financial performance.
Tristan has advised over 100 Small Businesses, with many, many more in the pipeline, across:
– Architecture,
– Construction,
– Food & Beverage,
– Art & Culture,
– Financial Services,
– HR Tech,
– EdTech,
– MedTech
– LegalTech
– FashTech
– ConstructionTech
– PropTech
