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Marketing, Strategy, and Product Development

Where this helps: Helps companies decide where to focus, how to position their offer, which segments deserve investment, and how pricing should reflect both market reality and the value delivered.

Strong international growth starts with knowing where a product truly belongs.

Not every market, customer segment, or application creates the same opportunity. A product may be highly relevant for a specific niche, poorly positioned for another, or underpriced in a segment where its value is not being fully captured.

Funny Number helps B2B companies connect market strategy with product development. We assess target segments, niche opportunities, customer needs, competitive alternatives, pricing logic, and the commercial fit between product, market, and buyer.

The result is a clearer route to market, stronger product-market fit, and a more disciplined approach to international growth.

Our Diagnostic Methodology

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Strategic Baseline Assessment

Commercial Process Mapping

International sales capability review

Clarify where the company stands: current markets, sales channels, value proposition, export track record, margin by market, customer concentration, and international ambition. The aim is to assess whether strategy, commercial capability, and daily execution are properly aligned.

Review how the sales department converts opportunities into revenue: lead generation, qualification, approach, proposal, negotiation, documentation, follow-up, closing, and after-sales management. This helps identify gaps, inefficiencies, unclear responsibilities, and points where opportunities are being lost.

Assess the company’s practical ability to sell abroad: knowledge of impacts of logistics, incoterms selection, payment terms, credit risk, trade documentation, tariffs, cultural differences, market adaptation, and management of agents, distributors, or partners.

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People, tools, and performance indicators

Team structure evaluation, roles, autonomy, CRM usage, reporting discipline, sales metrics, data quality, and execution routines. A company may have good salespeople but still lack operational maturity which will prevent it from growing or scaling internationally.

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Improvement roadmap

Classify issues by impact and urgency: quick wins, commercial risks, process gaps, training needs, and structural improvements. The outcome should be a practical roadmap with actions, owners, deadlines, and progress metrics.