Market Entry

Deciding whether, where, and how to enter new markets — from market selection and entry logic to risks, partners, and local setup.

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Dubai DIFC Gate
Dubai DIFC Gate
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Sandy Ravaloniaina | unsplash
Sandy Ravaloniaina | unsplash

What We Do

We turn market entry from an ambition into a workable reality.

We structure market entry end-to-end — defining the target market and customer, shaping the value proposition and go-to-market logic, identifying viable entry formats and partnerships, and aligning the operating model with real execution capacity. The goal is to make expansion decisions concrete and actionable — so resources, teams, and leadership attention are directed toward an entry model that can be launched, operated, and scaled in practice.

Services Offered

We bring experience and structure

Hands-on market entry experience across CIS, MENA, and Southeast Asia — grounded in strategic marketing and work under uncertainty.

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Market sizing & competitive assessment

Market sizing (TAM / SAM / SOM), segment analysis, demand drivers, competitive landscape, and market economics — to understand scale, structure, and intensity before committing.

01

Market sizing & competitive assessment

Market sizing (TAM / SAM / SOM), segment analysis, demand drivers, competitive landscape, and market economics — to understand scale, structure, and intensity before committing.

01

Market sizing & competitive assessment

Market sizing (TAM / SAM / SOM), segment analysis, demand drivers, competitive landscape, and market economics — to understand scale, structure, and intensity before committing.

02

Customer, segments & value proposition

Definition of priority customer segments, buying logic, decision makers, and value proposition adapted to local expectations and willingness to pay.

02

Customer, segments & value proposition

Definition of priority customer segments, buying logic, decision makers, and value proposition adapted to local expectations and willingness to pay.

02

Customer, segments & value proposition

Definition of priority customer segments, buying logic, decision makers, and value proposition adapted to local expectations and willingness to pay.

03

Customer research & market insights

Customer interviews, market feedback analysis, quantitative research, and landing page testing to validate segments, messaging, and value propositions before go-to-market decisions.

03

Customer research & market insights

Customer interviews, market feedback analysis, quantitative research, and landing page testing to validate segments, messaging, and value propositions before go-to-market decisions.

03

Customer research & market insights

Customer interviews, market feedback analysis, quantitative research, and landing page testing to validate segments, messaging, and value propositions before go-to-market decisions.

04

Go-to-market & pricing architecture

Go-to-market strategy covering positioning, pricing logic, packaging, sales motion, and initial traction plan — from first deals to repeatable sales.

04

Go-to-market & pricing architecture

Go-to-market strategy covering positioning, pricing logic, packaging, sales motion, and initial traction plan — from first deals to repeatable sales.

04

Go-to-market & pricing architecture

Go-to-market strategy covering positioning, pricing logic, packaging, sales motion, and initial traction plan — from first deals to repeatable sales.

05

Brand, performance marketing & local activation

Brand positioning for the market, demand generation model, performance marketing setup, and local activation tactics aligned with sales and GTM priorities.

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Brand, performance marketing & local activation

Brand positioning for the market, demand generation model, performance marketing setup, and local activation tactics aligned with sales and GTM priorities.

05

Brand, performance marketing & local activation

Brand positioning for the market, demand generation model, performance marketing setup, and local activation tactics aligned with sales and GTM priorities.

06

Local operating model & team setup

Local operating model, governance, key roles, hiring plan, decision flows, and execution cadence — ensuring the entry can actually be run and adjusted on the ground.

06

Local operating model & team setup

Local operating model, governance, key roles, hiring plan, decision flows, and execution cadence — ensuring the entry can actually be run and adjusted on the ground.

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Local operating model & team setup

Local operating model, governance, key roles, hiring plan, decision flows, and execution cadence — ensuring the entry can actually be run and adjusted on the ground.

07

Entry model, partnerships & sales setup

Design of entry formats (direct, partners, distributors, JVs), sales channels, partnership logic, and early revenue model — with clear ownership and incentives.

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Entry model, partnerships & sales setup

Design of entry formats (direct, partners, distributors, JVs), sales channels, partnership logic, and early revenue model — with clear ownership and incentives.

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Entry model, partnerships & sales setup

Design of entry formats (direct, partners, distributors, JVs), sales channels, partnership logic, and early revenue model — with clear ownership and incentives.

No two projects start the same

Each engagement begins with understanding the situation — not selecting a service. From there, we clarify priorities, define scope, and shape how the work should be done.

No two projects start the same

Each engagement begins with understanding the situation — not selecting a service. From there, we clarify priorities, define scope, and shape how the work should be done.

No two projects start the same

Each engagement begins with understanding the situation — not selecting a service. From there, we clarify priorities, define scope, and shape how the work should be done.