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= Examples = | == Examples == | ||
== 1. Fast Food Restaurants space == | === 1. Fast Food Restaurants space === | ||
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= 2. Database as a Service space = | === 2. Database as a Service space === | ||
[[File:TalkingDB Market Sizing.png|none|thumb|600x600px|Notice the 3 citations at the bottom of the screenshot]] | [[File:TalkingDB Market Sizing.png|none|thumb|600x600px|Notice the 3 citations at the bottom of the screenshot]] | ||
Full Deck : [https://canva.link/9csqivi7w9581nl TalkingDB - Pitch for Eureka 2026] | Full Deck : [https://canva.link/9csqivi7w9581nl TalkingDB - Pitch for Eureka 2026] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:09, 22 September 2026
To market to your audience you first understand your market. This is done by Market sizing.
Examples
1. Fast Food Restaurants space
2. Database as a Service space
Full Deck : TalkingDB - Pitch for Eureka 2026
Tools
There are various online tools you can use to calculate the TAM, SAM, SOM
When writing SAM often entrepreneurs just assume some % of market they "wish" to capture (that's called top-down approach). Instead use the bottoms-up approach as shown in this here : Video: Market Sizing for B2B using LinkedIn Campaigns