Messaging Problems are Universal.
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Marketer
w/ broken funnel dreams
Agency
trying to see clearly now
Entrepreneur
juggling all the things
Problems Facing
Marketers
Campaigns aren’t converting to quality leads 
Sounds like it might be a sales weakness
Solutions should start with the customer’s view
Do you know your true value for the customer?
Are you asking the right questions about what the customer needs?
Sales are always difficult to evaluate. When it does go well, you are on top of the world. When it isn't going well, there is a disconnect. What may be perceived as an execution problem can be a much deeper misalignment. If your efforts and money are spent on lead generation, campaigns, and sales enablement have not resulted in a significant (and realistic) outcomes.
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Can’t articulate (or agree) on what really provide
Sounds like it could be poor value proposition
Solutions to improve value proposition
Could your customers get lost on the way?
Do you really need to be on the roller coaster to know?
Emotional connections and digital experiences are a direct output of the messaging, and your brand needs to acknowledge and explore that. Your messaging strategy should go hand in hand with the digital experience from the earliest stages. Activate design thinking—ensure your message is what you want, building a path to engagement. The customers don’t want to “be aware of” an experience. They need to be immersed in it.
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Customers who need you don’t want to connect with you
Sounds like you aren't reaching the right audience
Solutions to reach the right audience
What if the best customer is right in front of you and you are ignoring them?
Are you asking the right questions about what the customer needs?
Your best customer is likely not a C-Suiter with a fancy title and almost certainly isn’t the sole decision maker. Your best customer is the person who really needs you—but not in the way you think. Often, flipping frameworks to “jobs to be done” or “outcome-based” places your products and services into their native ecosystem. As your brand interacts with the ecosystems, you create connected value to different customers. Sometimes, it’s the customer’s customer, or an unsung hero who’s the lynchpin that shifts the entire experience. Point being: you’re not growing, you’re probably in the wrong petri dish.
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You’re better than our competitors but prospects don’t believe it
Sounds like you lack differentiation
You can shift your position with small tweaks
Do you know your true value for the customer?
Are you asking the right questions about what the customer needs?
It’s rare for a brand to get their value proposition right the first time, mostly because it’s an ever-shifting position that needs deep, continuous empathy for recognizing customers who value your offerings the most. Differentiation doesn’t happen if you’re inside looking out. It’s an outside-in exercise in examining your brand through your customer’s eyes. An empathetic lens will reveal a deeper connection and support a mutually beneficial relationship.
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my problems
Sounds like it might be a sales weakness
Solutions should start with the customer’s view
Do you know your true value for the customer?
Are you asking the right questions about what the customer needs?
Sales are always difficult to evaluate. When it does go well, you are on top of the world. When it isn't going well, there is a disconnect. What may be perceived as an execution problem can be a much deeper misalignment. If your efforts and money are spent on lead generation, campaigns, and sales enablement have not resulted in a significant (and realistic) outcomes.
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Solution Video
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Messaging Workshop
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my problems
Sounds like it could be poor value proposition
Solutions to improve value proposition
Could your customers get lost on the way?
Do you really need to be on the roller coaster to know?
Emotional connections and digital experiences are a direct output of the messaging, and your brand needs to acknowledge and explore that. Your messaging strategy should go hand in hand with the digital experience from the earliest stages. Activate design thinking—ensure your message is what you want, building a path to engagement. The customers don’t want to “be aware of” an experience. They need to be immersed in it.
Let's Explore Some Solutions
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my problems
Sounds like you aren't reaching the right audience
Solutions to reach the right audience
What if the best customer is right in front of you and you are ignoring them?
Are you asking the right questions about what the customer needs?
Your best customer is likely not a C-Suiter with a fancy title and almost certainly isn’t the sole decision maker. Your best customer is the person who really needs you—but not in the way you think. Often, flipping frameworks to “jobs to be done” or “outcome-based” places your products and services into their native ecosystem. As your brand interacts with the ecosystems, you create connected value to different customers. Sometimes, it’s the customer’s customer, or an unsung hero who’s the lynchpin that shifts the entire experience. Point being: you’re not growing, you’re probably in the wrong petri dish.
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my problems
Sounds like you lack differentiation
You can shift your position with small tweaks
Do you know your true value for the customer?
Are you asking the right questions about what the customer needs?
It’s rare for a brand to get their value proposition right the first time, mostly because it’s an ever-shifting position that needs deep, continuous empathy for recognizing customers who value your offerings the most. Differentiation doesn’t happen if you’re inside looking out. It’s an outside-in exercise in examining your brand through your customer’s eyes. An empathetic lens will reveal a deeper connection and support a mutually beneficial relationship.
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Problems Facing
Agencies
Limited revenue opportunities
Sounds like it might be a sales weakness
Solutions should start with the customer’s view
Do you know your true value for the customer?
Are you asking the right questions about what the customer needs?
Sales are always difficult to evaluate. When it does go well, you are on top of the world. When it isn't going well, there is a disconnect. What may be perceived as an execution problem can be a much deeper misalignment. If your efforts and money are spent on lead generation, campaigns, and sales enablement have not resulted in a significant (and realistic) outcomes.
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Struggle getting clients to change
Sounds like it could be poor value proposition
Solutions to improve value proposition
Could your customers get lost on the way?
Do you really need to be on the roller coaster to know?
Emotional connections and digital experiences are a direct output of the messaging, and your brand needs to acknowledge and explore that. Your messaging strategy should go hand in hand with the digital experience from the earliest stages. Activate design thinking—ensure your message is what you want, building a path to engagement. The customers don’t want to “be aware of” an experience. They need to be immersed in it.
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Not reaching the right clients
Sounds like you aren't reaching the right audience
Solutions to reach the right audience
What if the best customer is right in front of you and you are ignoring them?
Are you asking the right questions about what the customer needs?
Your best customer is likely not a C-Suiter with a fancy title and almost certainly isn’t the sole decision maker. Your best customer is the person who really needs you—but not in the way you think. Often, flipping frameworks to “jobs to be done” or “outcome-based” places your products and services into their native ecosystem. As your brand interacts with the ecosystems, you create connected value to different customers. Sometimes, it’s the customer’s customer, or an unsung hero who’s the lynchpin that shifts the entire experience. Point being: you’re not growing, you’re probably in the wrong petri dish.
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Clients don’t get all you can do
Sounds like ineffective digital experience
You can shift your position with small tweaks
Do you know your true value for the customer?
Are you asking the right questions about what the customer needs?
It’s rare for a brand to get their value proposition right the first time, mostly because it’s an ever-shifting position that needs deep, continuous empathy for recognizing customers who value your offerings the most. Differentiation doesn’t happen if you’re inside looking out. It’s an outside-in exercise in examining your brand through your customer’s eyes. An empathetic lens will reveal a deeper connection and support a mutually beneficial relationship.
Let's Explore Some Solutions
Watch a Quick
Solution Video
Check out a
Messaging Workshop
View solutions to
my problems
Sounds like it might be a sales weakness
Solutions should start with the customer’s view
Do you know your true value for the customer?
Are you asking the right questions about what the customer needs?
Sales are always difficult to evaluate. When it does go well, you are on top of the world. When it isn't going well, there is a disconnect. What may be perceived as an execution problem can be a much deeper misalignment. If your efforts and money are spent on lead generation, campaigns, and sales enablement have not resulted in a significant (and realistic) outcomes.
Let's Explore Some Solutions
Watch a Quick
Solution Video
Check out a
Messaging Workshop
View solutions to
my problems
Sounds like it could be poor value proposition
Solutions to improve value proposition
Could your customers get lost on the way?
Do you really need to be on the roller coaster to know?
Emotional connections and digital experiences are a direct output of the messaging, and your brand needs to acknowledge and explore that. Your messaging strategy should go hand in hand with the digital experience from the earliest stages. Activate design thinking—ensure your message is what you want, building a path to engagement. The customers don’t want to “be aware of” an experience. They need to be immersed in it.
Let's Explore Some Solutions
Watch a Quick
Solution Video
Check out a
Messaging Workshop
View solutions to
my problems
Sounds like you aren't reaching the right audience
Solutions to reach the right audience
What if the best customer is right in front of you and you are ignoring them?
Are you asking the right questions about what the customer needs?
Your best customer is likely not a C-Suiter with a fancy title and almost certainly isn’t the sole decision maker. Your best customer is the person who really needs you—but not in the way you think. Often, flipping frameworks to “jobs to be done” or “outcome-based” places your products and services into their native ecosystem. As your brand interacts with the ecosystems, you create connected value to different customers. Sometimes, it’s the customer’s customer, or an unsung hero who’s the lynchpin that shifts the entire experience. Point being: you’re not growing, you’re probably in the wrong petri dish.
Let's Explore Some Solutions
Watch a Quick
Solution Video
Check out a
Messaging Workshop
View solutions to
my problems
Sounds like ineffective digital experience
You can shift your position with small tweaks
Do you know your true value for the customer?
Are you asking the right questions about what the customer needs?
It’s rare for a brand to get their value proposition right the first time, mostly because it’s an ever-shifting position that needs deep, continuous empathy for recognizing customers who value your offerings the most. Differentiation doesn’t happen if you’re inside looking out. It’s an outside-in exercise in examining your brand through your customer’s eyes. An empathetic lens will reveal a deeper connection and support a mutually beneficial relationship.
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Problems Facing
Entrepreneurs
Revenue is a problem
Sounds like it might be a sales weakness
Solutions should start with the customer’s view
Do you know your true value for the customer?
Are you asking the right questions about what the customer needs?
Sales are always difficult to evaluate. When it does go well, you are on top of the world. When it isn't going well, there is a disconnect. What may be perceived as an execution problem can be a much deeper misalignment. If your efforts and money are spent on lead generation, campaigns, and sales enablement have not resulted in a significant (and realistic) outcomes.
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Explore these other problems Entrepreneurs are facing:
Struggle getting customers to adopt
Sounds like it could be poor value proposition
Solutions to improve value proposition
Could your customers get lost on the way?
Do you really need to be on the roller coaster to know?
Emotional connections and digital experiences are a direct output of the messaging, and your brand needs to acknowledge and explore that. Your messaging strategy should go hand in hand with the digital experience from the earliest stages. Activate design thinking—ensure your message is what you want, building a path to engagement. The customers don’t want to “be aware of” an experience. They need to be immersed in it.
Let's Explore Some Solutions
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Early customers keep saying ‘no’
Sounds like you aren't reaching the right audience
Solutions to reach the right audience
What if the best customer is right in front of you and you are ignoring them?
Are you asking the right questions about what the customer needs?
Your best customer is likely not a C-Suiter with a fancy title and almost certainly isn’t the sole decision maker. Your best customer is the person who really needs you—but not in the way you think. Often, flipping frameworks to “jobs to be done” or “outcome-based” places your products and services into their native ecosystem. As your brand interacts with the ecosystems, you create connected value to different customers. Sometimes, it’s the customer’s customer, or an unsung hero who’s the lynchpin that shifts the entire experience. Point being: you’re not growing, you’re probably in the wrong petri dish.
Let's Explore Some Solutions
Watch a Quick
Solution Video
Check out a
Messaging Workshop
View solutions to
my problems
People don’t get what we really do
Sounds like ineffective digital experience
You can shift your position with small tweaks
Do you know your true value for the customer?
Are you asking the right questions about what the customer needs?
It’s rare for a brand to get their value proposition right the first time, mostly because it’s an ever-shifting position that needs deep, continuous empathy for recognizing customers who value your offerings the most. Differentiation doesn’t happen if you’re inside looking out. It’s an outside-in exercise in examining your brand through your customer’s eyes. An empathetic lens will reveal a deeper connection and support a mutually beneficial relationship.
Let's Explore Some Solutions
Watch a Quick
Solution Video
Check out a
Messaging Workshop
View solutions to
my problems
Sounds like it might be a sales weakness
Solutions should start with the customer’s view
Do you know your true value for the customer?
Are you asking the right questions about what the customer needs?
Sales are always difficult to evaluate. When it does go well, you are on top of the world. When it isn't going well, there is a disconnect. What may be perceived as an execution problem can be a much deeper misalignment. If your efforts and money are spent on lead generation, campaigns, and sales enablement have not resulted in a significant (and realistic) outcomes.
Let's Explore Some Solutions
Watch a Quick
Solution Video
Check out a
Messaging Workshop
View solutions to
my problems
Sounds like it could be poor value proposition
Solutions to improve value proposition
Could your customers get lost on the way?
Do you really need to be on the roller coaster to know?
Emotional connections and digital experiences are a direct output of the messaging, and your brand needs to acknowledge and explore that. Your messaging strategy should go hand in hand with the digital experience from the earliest stages. Activate design thinking—ensure your message is what you want, building a path to engagement. The customers don’t want to “be aware of” an experience. They need to be immersed in it.
Let's Explore Some Solutions
Watch a Quick
Solution Video
Check out a
Messaging Workshop
View solutions to
my problems
Sounds like you aren't reaching the right audience
Solutions to reach the right audience
What if the best customer is right in front of you and you are ignoring them?
Are you asking the right questions about what the customer needs?
Your best customer is likely not a C-Suiter with a fancy title and almost certainly isn’t the sole decision maker. Your best customer is the person who really needs you—but not in the way you think. Often, flipping frameworks to “jobs to be done” or “outcome-based” places your products and services into their native ecosystem. As your brand interacts with the ecosystems, you create connected value to different customers. Sometimes, it’s the customer’s customer, or an unsung hero who’s the lynchpin that shifts the entire experience. Point being: you’re not growing, you’re probably in the wrong petri dish.
Let's Explore Some Solutions
Watch a Quick
Solution Video
Check out a
Messaging Workshop
View solutions to
my problems
Sounds like ineffective digital experience
You can shift your position with small tweaks
Do you know your true value for the customer?
Are you asking the right questions about what the customer needs?
It’s rare for a brand to get their value proposition right the first time, mostly because it’s an ever-shifting position that needs deep, continuous empathy for recognizing customers who value your offerings the most. Differentiation doesn’t happen if you’re inside looking out. It’s an outside-in exercise in examining your brand through your customer’s eyes. An empathetic lens will reveal a deeper connection and support a mutually beneficial relationship.
Let's Explore Some Solutions
Watch a Quick
Solution Video
Check out a
Messaging Workshop
View solutions to
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