Superlatives Can’t Replace Honest & Effective
Unique! Unparalleled! Exceptional! New! Improved! Unprecedented! Award-winning! Powerful! When marketing (internally to the team or externally to clients and partners), we must not fall into …
Unique! Unparalleled! Exceptional! New! Improved! Unprecedented! Award-winning! Powerful! When marketing (internally to the team or externally to clients and partners), we must not fall into …
If we want to influence a big change, we need not spend much time trying to convince the naysayers, the haters, the opponents. They will change or …
Oh, did you think that you could solve that problem while buzzing way down there? Raise your buzz. Find any reason to feel good. Then …
We can best describe what we do by imagining how clients or bosses would say that they benefit from our work. Try completing this template …
The typical marketing message–website, brochure, ad, pitch, elevator speech–tells us all about the organization and how great it is. Or it lists the features, functions, and benefits …
Marketing “meh” is a website or other medium–written mostly in first- or third-person–that describes our value and why we are special. The goal is to …
Do not try to sell to your entire market all at once. Likewise, don’t try to influence everyone in your community or company all at …
Credibility comes from credentials, references/referrals, marketing, and self. Your honest belief about yourself is most important. Your marketing–done well with empathy–and references/referrals are next most …