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Justin Gerrard
Growth, Marketing & GTM Leader | Fractional CMO
Audience selection, consumer acquisition and launch priorities.
From $100 · 15 min
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You have something to sell. Book a call with an expert who has taken a business like yours to market.
Find a go-to-market expert
Bring the decision you are stuck on, not a polished overview.
Several possible buyers. Work through which group has the clearest need and which you can realistically reach.
Your first sales came through people you know. Get advice on finding prospects and starting conversations beyond those introductions.
A long list of channels and a limited budget. Talk through where to start and what makes a test worth continuing.

Look for experience with your business model, stage and buyers.

“How do we sell more?” can mean several things. Start with the decision you need to make.
Focus on one industry? Try outbound? Work with partners? An expert can challenge the reasoning and help you decide what to test next.
Include the attempts that went nowhere. A few outreach examples and the responses you got beat a polished overview.
Look for someone who has sold to similar buyers. Campaigns and sales work are agreed separately with the expert.
“He helped me quickly identify the gaps in my current process and set-up the best strategy & tech for outbound in the modern era.”
Yes. You can discuss which market to start with, how to approach prospective buyers and what to test before a wider launch. Choose an expert whose profile covers that stage.
You can ask for feedback on your target buyers, outreach and sales approach. Introductions and sales are not guaranteed with a booking.
A Hubble call gives you time to discuss the work with an expert. Campaign execution and ongoing support are separate arrangements.
Each expert sets their available call options. Check the price and duration on their profile before you book.
Start with product validation advice if you need to work through the problem, product or evidence of demand before choosing an acquisition approach. Product-market fit

Bring the decision you are stuck on.