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PRACTICE 03 — ENTERPRISE
Enterprise deals are not sold.They are governed.
Six-figure contracts are decided by committees you never meet, on criteria no one writes down, over timelines no forecast survives. We build GTM for that reality — account strategy, proof architecture, and the machinery of institutional trust.
IN BRIEF
SE360's Enterprise practice builds go-to-market for six- and seven-figure deals — account strategy, buying-committee navigation, procurement and deal governance, and proof-of-value design. It serves companies selling above roughly $75,000 in annual contract value. Engagements take four shapes: the Diagnostic, the Sprint, the Retainer, and the Embedded.
01 — THE PROBLEM
The enterprise deal is a small political campaign. Eleven stakeholders on average. A security review that can outlast a quarter. A procurement function whose institutional job is to commoditize you. And an internal champion who does most of your selling in rooms you will never enter — armed with whatever materials you gave them.
Most companies scale into enterprise with mid-market habits: a two-call close motion, a deck instead of a business case, pricing that collapses under the first procurement squeeze. The symptoms are always the same — deals that slip forever, discounts that grow, forecasts built on hope.
Enterprise GTM is a different machine: fewer accounts, deeper intelligence, proof designed as a program, and a message that answers the CFO's question — what happens to our numbers — not just the user's.
02 — WHAT WE DO
| ACCOUNT STRATEGY & ABM | Tiered target-account architecture, buying-committee mapping, and account plans that read like intelligence briefs rather than wish lists. |
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| BUSINESS-CASE & PROOF DESIGN | The value hypothesis, the pilot structured to convert — scope, success criteria, exit ramps — and the ROI model your champion presents without you. |
| PROCUREMENT & DEAL GOVERNANCE | Pricing structure that survives procurement, negotiation architecture, security and compliance readiness, and mutual action plans that keep twelve-month deals moving. |
| ENTERPRISE ENABLEMENT | Champion kits, executive-briefing programs, analyst and reference strategy — the trust machinery large buyers require before they bet a career on you. |
| LAND-AND-EXPAND SYSTEM | The first deal engineered as a beachhead: account growth maps, executive sponsorship cadence, and expansion triggers instrumented from day one. |
03 — HOW IT RUNS
01
Diagnose
Two to three weeks. We map the revenue system as it actually operates — data, motion, message, market. The output is a written diagnosis, not a workshop.
02
Design
The GTM blueprint: where to play, how to win, what to build, what to stop. Falsifiable, sequenced, costed. A board-grade document your team can execute without us.
03
Build
We construct the system alongside your team — positioning, playbooks, pipeline infrastructure, enablement, measurement. Working assets, not recommendations.
04
Run
For engagements that continue: we operate inside the motion, own numbers with you, and transfer the system as your team compounds.
04 — DELIVERABLES
DOCUMENTS
account strategy playbook · business-case and ROI models · negotiation architecture · enablement kits
SYSTEMS
ABM instrumentation · deal-desk process · pilot-to-contract pipeline · expansion trigger system
05 — ENGAGEMENT SHAPES
Four ways to work. Every scope is bespoke.
| THE DIAGNOSTIC | Two to three weeks. The written diagnosis of your revenue system and the sequenced recommendation. The smallest honest engagement we offer. |
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| THE SPRINT | Four to eight weeks. One defined problem — a pricing study, an entry study, a launch architecture — taken from question to decision-grade answer. |
| THE RETAINER | Quarterly. Design and build, held to numbers agreed in advance. Reviewed — and cancellable — at every quarter boundary. |
| THE EMBEDDED | We operate inside the motion: a partner and pod accountable for a revenue outcome alongside your team, until the system runs without us. |
FEES ARE SCOPED PER ENGAGEMENT AFTER THE FIRST CONVERSATION. WE DO NOT PUBLISH RATE CARDS, AND WE DO NOT PRICE AS A PERCENTAGE OF MEDIA SPEND.
06 — QUESTIONS
The machinery pays for itself above roughly $75,000 in annual contract value. Below that, the B2B practice is the right instrument.
Under the Embedded shape, yes — deal desks and live pursuit support alongside your sellers.
Frequently. Financial services, healthcare, and government-adjacent motions are common in this practice.
We can diagnose it in three weeks. Structural fixes land over one to two quarters; we will not pretend otherwise.
The strategic assets — business cases, champion kits, briefing content — yes. Volume design production can route to a creative partner.
Bring us a hard problem.
Engagements begin with a conversation, not a proposal. Tell us where growth is stuck. We will tell you — plainly — whether we are the right instrument, and what we would do first.