Demos that Dominate
by Harry Meadows If you’ve ever been involved with a tech business, you’ve sat through more product demos than you can count. And for good reason: the people who give […]
Continue ReadingMake Your Origin Story Your Best Sales Tool
by Ava Wolf Where you’re from says a lot about where you’re going—and why customers should take that journey with you. Every company has an origin story: the narrative that […]
Continue ReadingPersonality That Sells
by Payton Shand When it comes time to make a purchase, customers always have choices. And since they’re now more informed than ever before, their buying decisions increasingly come down […]
Continue ReadingToFu That Isn’t Flavorless
by Zoe Grant More than 91 percent of cold emails are ignored. 87 percent of customers don’t answer cold calls. Every minute, there are 46,740 new posts on Instagram, more […]
Continue ReadingA Great Product Isn’t Enough
by Zoe Grant The best products fail all the time: just ask RJ Reynolds or Friendster. These companies had capital, committed teams, and even some happy customers—but still failed in […]
Continue ReadingElevator Pitches People Love to Hear
by Harry Meadows A thirty-second elevator pitch has outsized importance compared to the amount of time it takes to deliver. A bad pitch can auto-sort you into the endless array […]
Continue ReadingHow Strategic Narratives Evolve Post-Sale
by Zoe Grant Seeking a more efficient way to convert customers? Essential brands start with their brand’s story. The structure of your strategic narrative mirrors the customer journey: it speaks […]
Continue ReadingTrust Should Never Be a Core Value
by Payton Shand Trust is the foundation of all relationships. So, it might seem logical that 55 percent of big companies tout “integrity” as a core value. Dig a little […]
Continue ReadingFrom Libations to Cancellation: How 818 Tequila Lived up to Its Legacy
by Zoe Grant In the autumn of 2021, ten people died of compression asphyxia at Travis Scott’s Astroworld music festival. The tragedy was deemed a mass casualty; in its wake, […]
Continue ReadingDifferentiate or Die
by Kaylyn Sidle Kehila patiently waits at her gate to board a Frontier Airlines flight to Las Vegas. First, she’s dismayed to learn that the airline has moved her flight […]
Continue Reading