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You Can't Scale a Backlog
The difference between 62 plays and the infrastructure to run them
Jun 7
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Rick Koleta
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You're Building the Wrong Moat
AI collapsed the cost of copying your product and the moat moved to distribution before most GTM teams noticed
Jun 3
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Rick Koleta
9
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Your Skills Are Not a Stack
The Skill Stack, and why composition compounds where isolation does not
May 20
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Rick Koleta
3
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Retire the Channel That Built You
Channel Drag, and the channel mix you have to retire to grow
May 13
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Rick Koleta
4
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The Context Layer Is Becoming the Operating System of AI-Native GTM
Why MCPs are closing the fragmentation tax underneath the modern stack, and what changes when context carries across every agent, tool, and motion
Apr 23
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Rick Koleta
7
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The 41-Point Gap That Vertical AI Is Built to Close
83% of enterprises deployed AI. 42% of mid-market has. The gap between them is the biggest GTM opportunity in a decade.
Apr 9
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Rick Koleta
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When the Buyer Is a Machine, Every Layer Breaks
Agent-led purchasing does not change your pricing page, it restructures every layer of the revenue architecture underneath it
Apr 3
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Rick Koleta
29
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The New GTM Org
Why five people and an agent stack now outperform fifteen-person teams, and how to build the org that replaces the one you inherited
Mar 24
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Rick Koleta
6
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The AI-Native Revenue Engine
Why Information Architecture, Not Execution Speed, Will Define Modern GTM
Feb 18
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Rick Koleta
8
1
GTM Tool Spend by Growth Stage
Why premature tooling turns leverage into coordination cost
Feb 13
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Rick Koleta
7
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The Org Chart Is Dead
How AI-native execution is replacing roles, teams, and GTM handoffs
Feb 11
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Rick Koleta
11
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Agentic GTM Requires Systems, Not Smarter Agents
Why AI-first go-to-market only works when context, orchestration, and execution are designed together
Feb 3
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Rick Koleta
8
1
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