Purpose Built. Connected. Complete.
THE DATA-BACKED GO-TO-MARKET ADVISORY
FOR SAAS & IT SERVICES COMPANIES
MARKET & COMPETITIVE INTEL
MARKET 360
(for SaaS companies)
Identify high-potential markets with our market intel. Optimize budgets, maximize impact.
Market Planning with purpose
Estimate the market size and potential
Calculate the relevant TAM, SAM and SOM
Identify market segments with the most potential
Identify Market segments that have the highest adoption of the product category
Not just historic potential but whats been trending recently
Identify Market segments that have the highest adoption of the product category
Some market segments typically have a higher average user base per company
Identify Market segments with the highest end user base
Estimation of Market size:
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The Market size for an offering are estimated by means of TAM, SAM and SOM.
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TAM - Total Addressable Market
SAM - Serviceable Addressable Market
SOM - Serviceable Obtainable Market
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The above are calculated by means of Top down approach and Bottom up approach.
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Market Feasibility analysis:
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We evaluate attractiveness of Market segments based on:
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Market Potential:
- Market segment size
- Market segment growth rate
- Customer deal size potential
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Competitive Landscape:
- Strength of existing competitors
- Competitor presence in region
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Company Fit and Go-To-Market:
- Ability to market to that segment
- Ability to sell to that segment
- Existing audience and case studies
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Based on the above, we get information on the most attractive Countries, Industries and Company size segments.
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Additionally, we can answer specific questions such as:
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- How attractive is the startup segment in Western Europe for a product like ours?
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- Is it worth targeting mid-size Retail companies in North America?
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Using similar products versus whole product category approach:
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There are two ways of evaluating market segments:
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1. Evaluating market segments based on the whole product category. This shall include products which cater to very different segments than ours, and may have product features which are much different than ours.
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2. Evaluating market segments based on similar products i.e. products similar to ours or similar to where we see our product reaching in the near term. This shall include products which cater to same or similar segments like ours, and have product features which are similar to ours.
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From the above approaches, we adopt the Approach number 2 mainly because it restricts us to market segments that are addressable by our product now and in the near term, as opposed to Approach number 1, where market segments are more a reflection of the overall product category.
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