Your capability works. Now make it sell.

Go-to-market strategy for New Space and space-based data companies: which customers to pursue, what to sell them, how to communicate it and how to win.

Capability rockets through go-to-market toward an ARR target A rocket propelled by a satellite's capabilities (resolution, revisit, sensor, latency), built from four stages (orient, position, package, execute), flies toward a target in space labeled ARR, recurring revenue. ARR Execute Package Position Orient Resolution Revisit Sensor Latency RECURRING REVENUE The target GO-TO-MARKET How you sell it CAPABILITY What you build

Built on 20+ years of building strategy and products for selling space-based capability at

  • DigitalGlobe
  • BlackSky
  • Nearmap
  • Muon Space
  • BAE Systems
  • General Dynamics
  • SkyFi

Great sensors don't close deals.

Most Data-as-a-Service and New Space companies don’t have a technology problem. They have a commercialization gap between constellation capability, product-market fit, and a value proposition buyers understand and will fund.

  • Buyers don't want 30 cm imagery. They want to know which ships left the port.You're selling resolution, revisit, and spectral bands. Your customer is buying an answer to an operational question.
  • Your pilot went great. That was three budget cycles ago.Pilots, CRADAs, and SBIRs that never become a program of record or a recurring contract.
  • Nobody can explain your pricing. Including your sales team.Per-km², per-task, subscription, enterprise license. Pick a model a buyer can actually approve.
  • Global D&I, agriculture, climate, insurance, and energy. At once. With four people.No disciplined ICP means a pipeline that's wide, shallow, and burning runway.

How it works

A focused path from capability to contract. Every engagement follows the same four moves, sized to where you are.

  1. Diagnose

    Run the market research and unpack your competitive landscape. Find where revenue is actually stuck: vertical segmentation, messaging, pricing & packaging or customer enablement.

  2. Position

    Use your market research to pick the segments and buyers you can win in the next 12-24 months. Say no to the rest, on purpose.

  3. Package

    Own your position by turning your capabilities into clearly defined products, packaging tiers, and messaging that buyers understand and contracting officers can confidently acquire.

  4. Execute

    Use your product package to build the sales enablement, pipeline, capture plans, and conversations that move deals, working alongside your team.

A good fit if you

  • Build or sell satellite data, analytics, or space-based sensing
  • Are Seed to Series B with a product that works and revenue that lags
  • Want government, commercial, or both, and need to know which first
  • Have a board asking for an ARR number you can't yet explain
  • Want a plan your team can run, not a deck that sits on a drive

Not a fit if you

  • Need a lead-gen agency or cold email at volume
  • Are still deciding what the satellite should do
  • Want someone to validate a plan that's already locked
  • Aren't ready to say no to any market
Amanda Marchetti, founder of GeoBoost Insights
I've carried the quota, sat across from the program office, and watched great technology stall for reasons that had nothing to do with the technology.

I'm Amanda Marchetti. I've spent more than 20 years in commercial space, geospatial intelligence, and defense, at DigitalGlobe, BlackSky, Nearmap, and Muon Space, and earlier supporting NGA, U.S. Army, and USDA programs. GeoBoost is the partner I wish those teams had earlier.

About Amanda

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