🚀 GTM Club Newsletter #15: In Search of Treasure

Ever been on a treasure hunt? The thrill of discovery, the excitement of uncovering secrets, and the satisfaction of finding what you're looking for are all elements similar to what makes a great sales discovery process. In this edition, we start our deep dive into discovery in tech sales.

A sales leader is searching for the precious information that unlocks the biggest deal of his career.

Welcome to GTM Club Newsletter #15. Today’s edition contains:

  • GTM enters the stock exchange!
  • What is discovery in sales?
  • How do you come up with good discovery questions?
  • Experts take on discovery questions.
  • New Talent Pool Candidate (first one from Denmark 🇩🇰)

GTM Enters the Stock Market!

There is now a company with the Nasdaq ticker $GTM.

Unfortunately, it is not us. It is ZoomInfo. They beat us, let's say, by 20 years.

Just kidding. This is great for the whole GTM field.

ZoomInfo's stock and new Nasdaq ticker.
ZoomInfo’s ticker change from $ZI to $GTM was announced on May 12th. The day included other announcements, so we can't credit the total uplift in their market cap to a cool new ticker.

The GTM world has been buzzing about ZoomInfo’s move since it was announced on May 12. What may seem like a minor cosmetic change is actually a sign of something much bigger. It is a statement about the future of business.

With $GTM as its ticker, ZoomInfo is betting its identity on a fundamental shift in how businesses compete and win.

GTMnow best nailed the significance of this move. With $GTM as its ticker, ZoomInfo is betting its identity on a fundamental shift in how businesses compete and win: The traditional technical moat is shrinking due to AI tools like Cursor reducing the time and resources required for developing software. Now, go-to-market strategies become key differentiators over features. Future winners are those who execute best on go-to-market.

Future winners are those who execute best on go-to-market.

Discovery In Sales

Picture yourself as Indiana Jones on the hunt for the Lost Ark. Like the legendary archaeologist who studied ancient manuscripts, consulted with locals, and decoded cryptic symbols before embarking on his quest, a sales professional uses discovery to unearth valuable insights about their prospect's world.