Discover How Market-Ready Your Technology Is

Answer 25 short questions to see where you stand on target market, value proposition, supporting evidence, content and lead generation.

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TRL Marketing Scan

Test how market-ready your technology is. Your technology may be technically advanced while commercial readiness is still lagging behind. Wettermerk’s TRL Marketing Scan quickly shows you where you stand.

The scan assesses five areas that are critical to a successful market launch:

  • Market understanding.
  • Target market and positioning.
  • Supporting evidence.
  • Content and thought leadership.
  • Lead generation and sales enablement.

After completing the scan, you’ll receive your results by email. They show where your commercial foundation is already strong and where further focus is needed to turn technical progress into customer value, credibility and market adoption.

The scan consists of 25 short statements and takes just a few minutes to complete.

TRL Marketing Scan

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The scan consists of 25 statements across five areas:
  • Market understanding
  • Target market & positioning
  • Evidence & market validation
  • Market story & thought leadership
  • Market introduction & commercial follow-up

Rate each statement on a scale from 1 to 5.

After completing the scan, a Wettermerk specialist will personally review your answers and scores. Within two working days, you will receive focused feedback by email on all five areas, including the key points that need attention and the commercial next steps that best fit your situation and the current stage of your technology. The maximum total score is 125 points. More important than the overall score is how you perform in each area. This shows where your commercial foundation is already strong and where the greatest opportunities lie to further strengthen your Market Readiness.

Theme 1: Market Understanding

Measures: how well the organisation understands the market, customer problems and decision-making processes.
1. We have assessed our key market segments based on urgency, market potential, willingness to pay, and feasibility.*
2. We have tested assumptions about the problem, application, and customer needs in conversations with potential customers.*
3. We can clearly define which market problem our technology solves, who experiences that problem, and why it is urgent.*
4. We know which existing solutions, methods or alternatives customers currently use and why they choose them.*
5. We can identify the criteria customers use to compare different solutions.*