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A bottom-up sales strategy is a go-to-market approach in which a salesperson focuses on building relationships at the individual or department level, rather than targeting high-level decision makers. This approach is often used in B2B selling, particularly in Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), where are multiple users and influencers are involved in the buying process.
Bottoms-up selling typically involves a longer sales cycle, but can be effective in building a strong and dedicated customer base. Furthermore, the many relationships and touch points allow for products to become “stickier” within an organization; such products & services are less prone to customer churn.
The bottom-up approach to sales often begins by identifying and prospecting to individual users or groups at a department level. Once these smaller groups are using the product or service, they can act as advocates and help drive adoption within the larger organization.
Famous examples of successful bottom-up GTM strategies include:
Bottom-up selling is a go-to-market approach that targets lower-level or individual decision-makers within an organization, such as department managers, to gain buy-in and build momentum upwards.
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