
Jun 19, 2026 · 53 min · 17 segments
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the B2B Go-To-Market Leaders Podcast, Vijay Damojipurapu sits down with…
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Kady SrinivasanGuest
Vijay DamojipurapuHostBut first, the signature question which every listener loves, which is, how do you view and define Guru Market?

I think the simplest way that I define it is, how do you go and build market share in a specific market category, vertical, geography, whatever that is? So what are the coordinated set of actions that helps you build that market share? That's how I define it in the most simple manner.

Yeah, so I've worn a couple of different hats, right? I've been a CRO and I've been a CMO multiple times now.

I think the market share thing is a very interesting one because one, you need to have the right product for the right market.

Then you need to go about thinking about who are the people in the market that you can actually go and service that serviceable addressable market.

And then how do you message your product to those people in a way that makes it easy for them to think about and digest what you do? Then you go and actually have those touch points that matter to get them to close.

In some ways it is, but it also has to come together in a very coordinated manner.

And a couple of the mistakes I've made in the past is we had an amazing product, but we were selling it to the wrong audience.

And so it's just any part of that process can break down and you end up not being able to get the traction that you want.
But first, the signature question which every listener loves, which is, how do you view and define Guru Market?

I think the simplest way that I define it is, how do you go and build market share in a specific market category, vertical, geography, whatever that is? So what are the coordinated set of actions that helps you build that market share? That's how I define it in the most simple manner.

Yeah, so I've worn a couple of different hats, right? I've been a CRO and I've been a CMO multiple times now.

I think the market share thing is a very interesting one because one, you need to have the right product for the right market.

Then you need to go about thinking about who are the people in the market that you can actually go and service that serviceable addressable market.

And then how do you message your product to those people in a way that makes it easy for them to think about and digest what you do? Then you go and actually have those touch points that matter to get them to close.

In some ways it is, but it also has to come together in a very coordinated manner.

And a couple of the mistakes I've made in the past is we had an amazing product, but we were selling it to the wrong audience.

And so it's just any part of that process can break down and you end up not being able to get the traction that you want.
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