Preparing to go to market in the NHS
What to have ready before you approach NHS and care buyers: procurement rules, DTAC, data security, medical device questions, accessibility and evidence.
Go to market strategy that people can follow on Monday morning
A good product still needs the right buyers, the right message, the right price and the right route to reach them. We build go to market plans that are specific enough to act on.
Go to market strategy that people can follow on Monday morning
A good product still needs the right buyers, the right message, the right price and the right route to reach them. We build go to market plans that are specific enough to act on.
Who it is for
- New products and services
- Established businesses entering a new market
- Products that need relaunching
What we do
- Market and competitor research
- Audience and buyer mapping, including who influences and who signs off
- Positioning, messaging and proposition
- Pricing and packaging
- Channel and partnership plans
- Launch plans with timings, owners and budgets
- Sales materials: pitch decks, scripts and objection handling
- Measures to track, so you know early if the plan is working
What you get
A go to market plan document, the messaging and pricing it relies on, and a launch timeline.
How it runs
The stages that matter most for this service are highlighted.
Questions
Yes. See NHS and social care specialists.
Yes, if you want us to. See Marketing strategies and collateral.
Related work
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Let's talk
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