< Back to The Campfire A new customer arrives on your website’s homepage for the first time…and the clock is ticking. The customer is willing to give your business a few precious seconds of attention. Within this tiny window, you need to communicate the...
< Back to The Campfire The purpose of your key marketing messages is to describe how your customers’ lives will improve when they engage with your business. It’s an easy concept to articulate, but it contains a key word with a lot of hidden complexity: Improve....
< Back to The Campfire There’s a strange condition that affects people the second they slip on their marketing hat. Their words become complex. They spit out sentences in odd, stilted fragments. Original thoughts get replaced with clichés, and ideas are drained of...
< Back to The Campfire Any time you see a company that’s had a lot of success in a relatively short amount of time there’s a natural curiosity to understand how they did it. What can we learn from their path? And how do their experiences align, or not, with our own...
< Back to The Campfire When it comes to the key marketing messages for your brand, there’s one idea that we come back to more than any other. We write about it, we’ve done a research study about it, and we implement it with our clients. Don’t just describe the...
< Back to The Campfire If there’s one piece of information you can find out about your customers that would most improve your brand, marketing, as well as your actual product or service itself, it’s the answer to this question:“What did your customer do before they...