Methodology: Every two weeks we collect most relevant posts on LinkedIn for selected topics and create an overall summary only based on these posts. If you´re interested in the single posts behind, you can find them here: https://linktr.ee/thomasallgeyer. Have a great read!
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Strategy and GTM Design
GTM leaders sharpen ICPs, deal size aligned plays and buyer signal driven journeys instead of generic funnels
Strategy is framed as a continuous, multi stage journey where engineered change reduces chaos as tech cycles shift
Operators draw a clear line between advertising and true GTM strategy, using structured templates to align leadership and execution
Localization in regions such as DACH and Benelux shows that focused, tailored motions can outperform global scale in Europe
Systems, Data and RevOps Architecture
Dashboards evolve into predictive GTM command centers that surface risks and opportunities before they hit the forecast
Teams describe revenue architectures as operating systems that replace random tactics with repeatable, accountable motions
Advanced data intelligence and scientific modeling are positioned as prerequisites for 2026 ready RevOps and revenue teams
Ownership and accountability move from vague alignment to clearly defined roles for CROs, RevOps and GTM leaders
AI and Automation in the GTM Stack
AI is treated as a concrete efficiency lever, with Gemini 3.0 and similar tools used to improve GTM economics
Practitioners frame AI as an accelerator of differentiation, rapid experimentation and scalable SaaS GTM, not a standalone strategy
Themes such as autonomous agents, generative engine optimization and behavior tracking place orchestration at the center of 2026 stacks
Leaders openly discuss the expectation gap between excitement around GTM AI and underperforming tools, refocusing on real revenue impact
GTM Engineering and Talent
GTM Engineering is defined as a distinct craft based on frameworks, workflows and core skills before specific tools are selected
Narratives around earning potential tie top GTM Engineers to mastery of revenue systems, data fluency and automation integration
Commentators predict a shakeout that will separate genuine revenue architects from title driven impostors and clarify boundaries with RevOps
Profiles of European AI GTM leaders highlight adaptability, empathy, storytelling and emotional resilience as critical leadership traits
Tools, Benchmarks and GTM Ecosystems
Tool stacks cluster around Clay and adjacent platforms, using enrichment checklists to standardize data quality and workflows
Practical combinations of Clay, Apollo, FullEnrich, Smartlead or Instantly, Apify, n8n and Zapier define a working GTM Engineering toolkit
State of B2B GTM reports, 2025 benchmarks and 2026 budget guides become planning anchors for pricing, AI and growth efficiency
Community driven initiatives such as GTM AI groups, GTM Fabric experts and Clay Clubs emerge as infrastructure for learning and networking
Signals for GTM Leaders
Strategy conversations converge on precise ICPs, buyer signals and localization plays as the foundation of defensible GTM
Revenue teams are expected to run integrated systems where RevOps, data and architecture design matter as much as campaign creativity
AI becomes part of the everyday fabric of GTM through pragmatic use cases, while leaders stay disciplined about measurable impact
GTM Engineering solidifies as a high leverage career path, with clearer skill profiles, education layers and community support
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