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The solo founder's go-to-market playbook

A field guide for the job after shipping

Your route to go-to-market

Each chapter is one more step in the journey to build your own personalised go-to-market playbook.

  1. Chapters 1–8 · 8 chapters

    Validate your product

    Can you prove somebody cares enough to act?

  2. Chapters 9–15 · 7 chapters

    Understand how you'll reach your customers

    Can you name one way to reach people who might care?

  3. Chapters 16–24 · 9 chapters

    Build your channel strategy

    Can you get good enough at that channel to learn from it?

  4. Chapters 25–29 · 5 chapters

    Turn your activity into a system

    Can you turn each week into evidence for your next decision?

The field guide

Read it in order, or head straight to the chapter you need. Each phase has one job.

Start hereFind your next go-to-market decision

Each chapter ends with work you can use.

You'll finish with a worksheet, a prompt, the terms introduced in the chapter and a clear note on where you still need a person to make the call. Sources sit beside the claims they support; every diagram has a text version.

The reading leaves a paper trail.

The chapters compile into seven personalised Markdown files.

The seven Markdown files produced by the playbook

  1. 01evidence-log.mdChapters 1 and 7
  2. 02first-customer-brief.mdChapter 2
  3. 03icp.mdChapters 3 and 4
  4. 04positioning.mdChapter 5
  5. 05pricing.mdChapter 8
  6. 06channel-decision.mdChapters 9 and 10
  7. 07weekly-cadence.mdChapters 24–29
One working folder. Seven files you can keep using after the reading ends.

Alice Bull

Founder at Romy. Romy watches the market and prepares the go-to-market work for founders who build alone; this playbook covers the decisions a person still has to make.