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From Build To Boom: Using GTM To Drive Internal Platform Adoption

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Argues that internal platforms need a GTM plan not just engineering: identify the buyer who controls developer time, sell outcomes not tech (don’t lead with Terraform/Kubernetes/Argo), prove value with a first-user case study and repeated town‑hall messaging, use consultative selling (coaching, coffee chats, connections), design a near‑zero friction onboarding and self‑service flows, measure uptime, SLOs and sentiment, and close the loop by acting on feedback to build trust so adoption becomes a virtuous cycle.

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  1. 0:00Platform adoption challenges
  2. 1:07Internal platform markets
  3. 2:10Decision maker language
  4. 3:59Benefit-driven messaging
  5. 5:50Discomfort with consultative selling
  6. 8:59Consultative selling tips
  7. 10:27Smooth onboarding experiences
  8. 12:11User support and feedback
  9. 15:21Measuring platform success
  10. 16:25Building trust for adoption
  11. 19:40Trusted partner vs provider
  12. 21:04Next steps and follow-ups
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