We are not sure who to target.
Your product or service is ready, but your ideal customer profile, target market, buyer or positioning still needs clarity.


Not every technology company needs the same kind of GTM support. Some need clarity before investing further in sales. Some need a working outbound motion. Others need stronger sales processes, support on complex technology opportunities or ongoing senior GTM involvement.
I scope the engagement around what is actually getting in the way, the work required to address it and the level of involvement needed.
You may already know what you need, or you may only know that the current sales process is not working as well as it should.
The situations below are a simple way to understand where different engagements fit. They are not rigid packages. The final scope depends on your business, market, sales motion and priorities.
Your product or service is ready, but your ideal customer profile, target market, buyer or positioning still needs clarity.
You know the type of buyer you want to reach, but need a structured approach to targeting, messaging, outbound, qualification and sales execution.
Your offer is reasonably validated and you know your market. The immediate need is consistent account research, prospecting, outreach, follow-up and qualification.
Sales activity exists, but qualification, CRM discipline, pipeline stages, reporting, follow-up or opportunity management is inconsistent.
Your opportunities require deeper business discovery, requirements understanding, solution shaping, proposal support or coordination between commercial and technical teams.
You need ongoing commercial direction and hands-on GTM support without immediately building a full-time senior GTM leadership function.
You need a combination of GTM, pipeline, sales process, solution consulting, market expansion or ongoing commercial support.
These are the main engagement models for companies at different points in their commercial journey. The scope can be adjusted around the actual requirement.
Clarity before more sales activity.
For companies that need to clarify their market, ideal customer profile, buyers and initial GTM direction before investing further in outbound or sales execution.
Build the initial GTM motion.
For companies that have a product, service and initial commercial direction but need a structured system for targeting, messaging, outbound, qualification and sales execution.
Build a more consistent flow of qualified opportunities.
For companies with a validated offer that need structured account research, prospecting, outbound, follow-up and qualification.
Senior GTM involvement without immediately building a full-time leadership function.
For companies with traction that need ongoing commercial direction and hands-on GTM support across strategy, pipeline, sales process, opportunities and revenue operations.
Some companies do not need a broad GTM programme. They need focused support on a specific part of the sales process. These engagements can stand alone or be combined with the core engagement models.
Build the operating structure behind your sales process.
For companies that already have sales activity but need greater consistency across qualification, CRM, pipeline management, reporting, follow-up and opportunity management.
Rakesh can advise on the commercial structure, CRM process and revenue workflow. This does not position Rakesh as a Salesforce developer or software implementation agency.
Turn complex business requirements into commercially clear technology solutions.
For technology companies dealing with opportunities where business discovery, requirements understanding, solution shaping, proposal development and technical-commercial coordination are important to progressing the opportunity.
Rakesh works between the business requirement, commercial opportunity and technical team. The engagement does not represent software development or technical implementation services.
Some requirements do not fit neatly into one engagement. A company may need market validation followed by pipeline generation, a sales process rebuild alongside pre-sales support, or ongoing GTM involvement across several markets.
In these situations, the required work is defined first and the engagement is structured around the actual commercial priorities.
Clarify the target market and buyers, build the initial messaging and begin structured outreach.
Define the commercial direction and build the targeting, outbound, qualification and sales process required to operate it.
Create opportunities, qualify them and provide structured commercial and solution support as complex opportunities progress.
Improve sales process consistency while strengthening discovery, solution shaping and proposal progression for complex opportunities.
Provide ongoing senior commercial support across strategy, pipeline, sales process and complex opportunities.
Services describe the areas of commercial work I can provide.
Engagements describe how those services are organised around your current commercial situation.
One engagement can include more than one service when the commercial problem requires it.
You do not need to know which engagement to choose before starting the conversation. The first step is understanding what is happening in your business and where the commercial process is getting stuck.
Review the business, offer, target market, customers, current sales motion, pipeline, tools and commercial constraints.
Determine where the biggest commercial bottleneck is and what is currently preventing a more consistent sales process.
Determine the work required, the expected involvement, responsibilities and practical deliverables.
Create a clear scope covering deliverables, boundaries, timeline, dependencies and commercial terms.
You decide whether the proposed engagement makes sense for your business. There is no obligation to proceed.
Engagement investment is discussed after the assessment rather than published as a fixed package price.
The final scope depends on the commercial problem, complexity, market, required level of involvement, duration and responsibilities on both sides.
Where the requirement is straightforward, the engagement can remain focused. More complex requirements can combine multiple services and involve a broader scope.
The agreed work, deliverables, process and reporting can be committed to. Revenue, ROI, customer counts or meeting volumes depend on factors outside the engagement and are not guaranteed by default.
The client retains responsibility for final commercial decisions, contracts, pricing approval, closing and technical delivery unless a specific responsibility is explicitly included in the agreed scope.
CRM subscriptions, sales intelligence platforms, email infrastructure, data providers and other third-party software costs are separate unless specifically included in the agreed scope.
The work is focused on revenue, GTM, sales process, pipeline and solution consulting. It is not positioned as a generic software development agency or as hands-on Salesforce development.
You do not need to decide before speaking with me. The appropriate engagement depends on your current commercial situation, what you have already built, where the sales process is getting stuck and the level of support required. The initial assessment is used to determine the appropriate scope.
Yes. Services can be combined when the commercial problem requires it. For example, a company entering a new market may need GTM & Market Validation followed by Pipeline Generation. A technology company with complex enterprise opportunities may combine Pipeline Generation, Solution Consulting & Pre-Sales and Sales & GTM Engine.
Yes. Where a focused piece of work can address the immediate problem, the engagement can remain focused. The scope should match the actual requirement rather than adding work that is not needed.
No. Clarifying the ICP, buyer and target market can itself be part of the engagement. GTM & Market Validation is designed for companies that need this clarity before investing further in sales activity.
Yes. The work can support an existing founder, salesperson or commercial team through better targeting, sales process, qualification, pipeline management, solution consulting and GTM support. The engagement does not automatically replace your internal sales function.
Yes. Solution Consulting & Pre-Sales can support business discovery, requirements understanding, solution shaping, scoping, proposal development and commercial progression for technology opportunities. Technical implementation remains with the appropriate technical team unless separately scoped.
Software development is not the core service offered through this business. The focus is B2B revenue, GTM, pipeline, sales process and solution consulting. Where a technology opportunity requires development, the appropriate technical team remains responsible for implementation.
Yes. The work can support technology companies targeting markets such as the US, UK, Europe, UAE and other international markets. The actual market, account criteria, buyer profile and outreach approach are defined as part of the engagement.
No. Pipeline Generation focuses on structured account research, buyer research, outreach, follow-up and qualification. Meeting volumes depend on the market, offer, targeting, buyer response and other factors. No fixed meeting or revenue outcome is guaranteed by default.
Pricing is determined after understanding the scope. Factors include the commercial problem, complexity, market, level of involvement, duration, deliverables and responsibilities on both sides. Public package pricing is not published.
Usually the client needs to provide access to relevant business information, product or service details, existing sales information, target-market context, relevant CRM or sales tools where required, and timely feedback or approvals. Exact client responsibilities are documented in the agreed scope.
The next step is to understand the business and commercial situation. If there appears to be a suitable fit, the required work, scope, responsibilities and investment are discussed before any engagement begins.