Product, GTM & Revenue
Youkti
Finding a more useful problem for the product to solve.
Youkti was working in a crowded intelligence market. The engagement moved through the product problem, the use case, the buyers, and the commercial work needed to take that use case to market.
Where the Work Started
Youkti was building a business intelligence and intent platform in a market where buyers could already find products that provided company and buyer signals.
That raised a practical question early in the work: which problem would make those signals useful enough for a revenue team to change what it did?
The Use Case That Emerged
One opportunity was sitting inside the customer's existing CRM. Revenue teams already had accounts and opportunities that had gone quiet. A meaningful change at one of those companies could give the team a reason to look again.
Funding, expansion, event participation, or another commercial trigger could make an old opportunity relevant. Connecting those changes to accounts already inside the CRM gave the intelligence a specific job inside an existing revenue workflow.
What the Work Expanded Into
The product direction evolved around connecting intelligence with the customer's CRM and surfacing relevant changes against accounts and opportunities that required attention.
From there, the work moved into who Youkti should speak to and how those conversations should change across CRO, CBO, CFO, and other leadership personas. It also covered persona-specific messaging, customer engagement, onboarding, and the revenue and Customer Success work around the product.
Where It Landed
The use case became part of the product direction and gave Youkti a more specific problem to take into customer conversations.
The engagement ultimately crossed product, positioning, buyer definition, messaging, customer acquisition, onboarding, and Customer Success because decisions in each area were affecting the others.
