What founders are saying

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“Tyos gave us the GTM clarity we needed. It helped set the course to our merger with SpendHQ.”

Pierre Laprée
Founder, Per Angusta

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Phase 1 — GTM Diagnosis (Weeks 1–3)

Truth before tactics.

Delivered outputs

60-criteria GTM Scorecard

Founder self-assessment and Tyos challenge

Clear diagnosis of GTM strengths, gaps, and blind spots


Outcome: a shared, factual view of where GTM stands today.

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Phase 2 — GTM Roadmap

The few decisions that drive the most impact.

Delivered outputs

Prioritized GTM Roadmap

Explicit decisions on what to stop doing

Clear quality bar for each milestone

Sequencing of what to build first, second, and third


Outcome: a plan founders can execute without thrash or distraction.

Phase 3 — GTM Playbook

The operating guide that makes the roadmap real.

Once the roadmap is clear, Tyos turns it into a practical playbook: what to build, what good looks like, and how the team executes it.

Each step includes

The deliverable

The quality bar

A practical guide

Dependencies and what comes next


Typical GTM priorities

ICP maturity and segment focus

Competitive matrix and differentiation

Positioning and messaging architecture

Pricing and packaging narrative

Sales narrative, proof architecture, and core assets

CRM structure, scoring, and dashboards

Demand generation blueprint and experiment cadence

GTM hiring and onboarding plan

Investor narrative, when relevant


Outcome: GTM stops being a collection of ideas and becomes a system.

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What founders are saying

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"Tyos helped us escape our aging category and enter a $50 billion market—setting the stage for our acquisition by Meltwater."

Guillaume Decugis
CEO, Linkfluence

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Phase 4 — Execution & GTM Standups (Months 2–12)

This is where discipline gets installed.

Cadence

Twice-monthly GTM standups: close one gate and open the next

Always-on feedback: fast iteration on drafts and decisions

Written summaries: decisions, next steps, support needed

Shared workspace: progress, owners, risks, deadlines


Outcome: execution stays focused, deliverables get finished, and progress stays visible.

GTM Operators (When Required)


Hands-on execution, only when the next step requires it.

Some parts of GTM should not be executed by founders or junior hires.

Tyos deploys GTM Operators when needed—experienced practitioners who are:

Trained on the Tyos Playbook

Certified on specific steps and standards

Staffed for defined missions to deliver outcomes—not hours


How Operators are used

Deliver the work to Tyos quality standards

Transfer skills and operating habits to your team

Leave behind durable assets, not dependency


Typical Operator missions

Product marketing and messaging systems

Demand gen and pipeline mechanics

CRM structure, scoring, and dashboards

Sales enablement assets and customer proof


Outcome: you do not hire too early or outsource at random.
You staff exactly what the next step requires.

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What you own at the end

A complete GTM Playbook

Clear segmentation, narrative, and pricing logic

A pipeline you can track and manage

Sales and marketing assets aligned to one story

A repeatable GTM cadence the team can run without Tyos

More predictable growth that compounds

Build a sales system that does not depend on you.