< 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 When developing a brand, it’s not always easy to know what’s working and what isn’t. The goal of your brand is to communicate your company’s unique value to your customers. So, in a broad sense, the effectiveness of your brand can be measured...
< 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 Creativity centers around the use of our imagination. It’s associated with freedom of thought and expression. At times creativity feels like it comes from a magical, almost undefinable space inside of us. The challenge comes when you need to...
< 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 When it comes to decision making, we love to think of ourselves as thoughtful, rational beings. And in marketing, we extend that same line of thought to our customers. We imagine them carefully assessing and analyzing our offering. Poring...