alenterprises
Dutch Market Entry Consultant for Growing Tech Companies
I help energy tech, and B2B technology companies validate the Dutch market and develop their launch strategy.
Get clarity on market size, competition, distribution, and revenue potential in 3-4 weeks.
1. Market Validation
Is the Dutch market big enough?
What's the growth trajectory?
Who are your ideal customers?
What's their willingness to pay?
2. Competitive Intelligence
Who's already in the market?
What are they doing?
Where are the gaps?
How do you differentiate?
3. Go-to-Market Strategy
Which distribution channels work?
Who should you partner with?
What's your pricing strategy?
What revenue can you expect?
How it Works
Simple Process,
Actionable Results
A structured approach designed to give you the clarity you need to make confident investment decisions.
Pricing: €15.000
Timeline: 3-4 weeks
1. Kick-off Call
1 hour
We discuss your product, target customers, and key questions.
2. Research Phase
2-3 weeks
I analyse the market, interview local experts, map the competitive landscape, and develop recommendations.
3. Report Delivery
Milestone
You receive a comprehensive report with market analysis, competitive intelligence, and go-to-market strategy.
4. Strategy Call
1 hour
We review findings together and discuss next steps for your Netherlands launch.
Sample Work
Market Entry Report
Don't guess what you're paying for.
Here's an example of what you'll receive:
A detailed market analysis for a energy tech company entering the Dutch market.
About me
Alen Dedeic
I help growing tech companies enter the Netherlands market.
With deep roots in the Dutch business landscape and a technical background, I bridge the gap between your innovation and local market reality.
10+ years as aerospace engineer and business consultant
Worked in aviation, oil & gas, renewable energy systems
Deep expertise in Dutch business landscape
Native Dutch speaker with international business experience
"I specialise in climate tech, energy innovation, and B2B technology companies expanding to the Netherlands."
