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76% of companies reported a decline in profit margins over the past three years. (Deloitte.)
Costs creeping up, but quality going down? Selling a bunch of stuff, but not making much money on it? Pricing failing to maximize profit? Brand promise falling short? Too focused on short-term revenue rather than long-term profitability?
Missed opportunities can be fixed.
Get in touch.
Setting clear, distinct strategies can lead to a 2.2 times revenue boost and 1.5 times profit jump compared to competitors who don’t. (McKinsey & Company, 2018.)
Current strategies not clear enough to give direction? Strategy a bit of a mystery, even to senior executives? Lack of distinct competitive positioning?
We’ve got this.
Talk to us.
Increasing customer retention rates by 5% increases profits by 25% to 95%. (Bain & Company.)
Blurred positioning? Inefficient customer retention strategy? Customer experience falling behind expectations? Not delivering meaningful differentiation? Not relevant or memorable enough?
The good news? It’s fixable.
Reach out.
Companies that successfully manage both growth and margins have a 60% higher shareholder return than companies that focus on just one or the other. (McKinsey.)
Not sure where the next big opportunity is? Not clear on customer value, now and in the future? Trouble balancing growth and profitability? Missing key partnerships for growth? Competitors growing faster than you?
Ask us anything.
A study by Bain & Company found that 85% of companies believe they offer a superior customer experience, but only 8% of customers agree.
Under-prioritizing long-term branding for short-term activation? Poor differentiation? Costs rising faster than revenue? Pricing strategy not optimized? Operational inefficiencies eating into profits?
Let’s talk.
According to a McKinsey survey, an overwhelming 74% of executives don’t have faith that their company’s transformative strategies will succeed. Companies with crystal-clear strategies outperform their unclear counterparts by a whopping 304% in profit margins.
Goals too ambitious for our capabilities? Lack of clear KPIs? Strategy failing to direct daily work? Clear enough to matter? Is it actionable?
Hit us up.
Harvard Business Review found a staggering 95% of employees are clueless about their company’s strategy.
Lack of clear implementation plans? Not engaging enough? Too many platitudes and too little concrete direction? Not enough tools and support to make it work in everyday life?
Drop us a line.
81% of B2B buyers purchase from the brand that comes to mind first. (Harvard Business Review.)
Competitors leaving you in the dust? Losing touch with audience needs and preferences? Trouble predicting market shifts? Feeble customer feedback collection? Brand losing relevance with key demographics?
We can turn this around.
Let’s talk solutions.
Only 39% of marketers are confident that their department’s goals are truly aligned with the overall business objectives.
Customer segments too broad or too narrow? Data on customer preferences a bit sketchy? Struggling to tailor messages to different groups? Business strategy feeling a bit dull or hard to understand?
Been there. Done that.
Let’s connect.
A study by SuperOffice found that 86% of buyers are willing to pay more for a great customer experience.
Does your brand really set the right expectations? Different teams singing different tunes? Target audience a bit of a question mark? Value proposition too generic, or not clearly defined? Is the brand a copycat?
Talk to us.
According to a study by Nielsen, brand collaborations can increase consumer engagement by up to 30% and drive a 20% increase in sales.
Feeling a bit lonely in the brand collab world? Is there a plan, or are we winging it? Fear of brand watering down its image through partnerships?
Yeah, we hear this a lot. How about some guidance?
Say hello.
According to a study by Harvard Business Review, 72% of new product innovations fail to meet their revenue targets because they do not adequately address customer needs.
Going to market means you weren’t in the market when making a product. Another mind set is needed. Develop products based both on overall strategy and keen stakeholder listening. Tell us about your frutrations.
We’re all ears.
A Kantar study shows that consistent brands are 3.5 times more likely to enjoy excellent brand visibility compared to those with poor consistency.
No strong ideas to bind it all together? Distribution network not helping you? Channel partners not pulling their weight? Struggling to reach customers where they are? Channel mix out of sync?
Get in touch.
Customers who have great experiences spend up to 140% more than those who have poor experiences. (McKinsey.)
Falling short on exceptional experiences? Prioritizing transactions over relationships? Lacking speed and convenience? Failing to understand customer needs? Missing human touch in interactions?
Contact us.
According to Salesforce, 84% of customers say being treated like a person, not a number, is very important to winning their business.
Interactions lack personalization? Inconsistent customer service? Lost in a sea of similar customer experiences? Unclear value proposition? Mixed messaging across channels? Underfunded marketing in relation to market share? Over-reliance on digital media?
Stay in touch.
HubSpot research shows that 61% of marketers say generating traffic and leads is their top challenge.
Wrong marketing channels? Stale lead generation strategies? Wrong tactics? Failing to attract? Message not reaching the audience? Leads falling through the cracks?
Reach out.
Most companies think innovation is super important for growth, but only 6% of them are actually nailing it. The problem? Too much Big Data and not enough Thick Data. It’s like they’re missing the forest for the trees. (McKinsey.)
Lost touch with real customers? Ignoring customer feedback? Drowning in data, starving for insights? Building features nobody’s asking for? Lacking creative drive?
Don’t be a stranger.
Get a flying start by taking a quick business health check. A simple self-assessment test, and we will see you to the runway.
Take the test76% of companies reported a decline in profit margins over the past three years. (Deloitte.)
Costs creeping up, but quality going down? Selling a bunch of stuff, but not making much money on it? Pricing failing to maximize profit? Brand promise falling short? Too focused on short-term revenue rather than long-term profitability?
Missed opportunities can be fixed.
Get in touch.
Setting clear, distinct strategies can lead to a 2.2 times revenue boost and 1.5 times profit jump compared to competitors who don’t. (McKinsey & Company, 2018.)
Current strategies not clear enough to give direction? Strategy a bit of a mystery, even to senior executives? Lack of distinct competitive positioning?
We’ve got this.
Talk to us.
Increasing customer retention rates by 5% increases profits by 25% to 95%. (Bain & Company.)
Blurred positioning? Inefficient customer retention strategy? Customer experience falling behind expectations? Not delivering meaningful differentiation? Not relevant or memorable enough?
The good news? It’s fixable.
Reach out.
Companies that successfully manage both growth and margins have a 60% higher shareholder return than companies that focus on just one or the other. (McKinsey.)
Not sure where the next big opportunity is? Not clear on customer value, now and in the future? Trouble balancing growth and profitability? Missing key partnerships for growth? Competitors growing faster than you?
Ask us anything.
A study by Bain & Company found that 85% of companies believe they offer a superior customer experience, but only 8% of customers agree.
Under-prioritizing long-term branding for short-term activation? Poor differentiation? Costs rising faster than revenue? Pricing strategy not optimized? Operational inefficiencies eating into profits?
Let’s talk.
According to a McKinsey survey, an overwhelming 74% of executives don’t have faith that their company’s transformative strategies will succeed. Companies with crystal-clear strategies outperform their unclear counterparts by a whopping 304% in profit margins.
Goals too ambitious for our capabilities? Lack of clear KPIs? Strategy failing to direct daily work? Clear enough to matter? Is it actionable?
Hit us up.
Harvard Business Review found a staggering 95% of employees are clueless about their company’s strategy.
Lack of clear implementation plans? Not engaging enough? Too many platitudes and too little concrete direction? Not enough tools and support to make it work in everyday life?
Drop us a line.
81% of B2B buyers purchase from the brand that comes to mind first. (Harvard Business Review.)
Competitors leaving you in the dust? Losing touch with audience needs and preferences? Trouble predicting market shifts? Feeble customer feedback collection? Brand losing relevance with key demographics?
We can turn this around.
Let’s talk solutions.
Only 39% of marketers are confident that their department’s goals are truly aligned with the overall business objectives.
Customer segments too broad or too narrow? Data on customer preferences a bit sketchy? Struggling to tailor messages to different groups? Business strategy feeling a bit dull or hard to understand?
Been there. Done that.
Let’s connect.
A study by SuperOffice found that 86% of buyers are willing to pay more for a great customer experience.
Does your brand really set the right expectations? Different teams singing different tunes? Target audience a bit of a question mark? Value proposition too generic, or not clearly defined? Is the brand a copycat?
Talk to us.
According to a study by Nielsen, brand collaborations can increase consumer engagement by up to 30% and drive a 20% increase in sales.
Feeling a bit lonely in the brand collab world? Is there a plan, or are we winging it? Fear of brand watering down its image through partnerships?
Yeah, we hear this a lot. How about some guidance?
Say hello.
According to a study by Harvard Business Review, 72% of new product innovations fail to meet their revenue targets because they do not adequately address customer needs.
Going to market means you weren’t in the market when making a product. Another mind set is needed. Develop products based both on overall strategy and keen stakeholder listening. Tell us about your frutrations.
We’re all ears.
A Kantar study shows that consistent brands are 3.5 times more likely to enjoy excellent brand visibility compared to those with poor consistency.
No strong ideas to bind it all together? Distribution network not helping you? Channel partners not pulling their weight? Struggling to reach customers where they are? Channel mix out of sync?
Get in touch.
Customers who have great experiences spend up to 140% more than those who have poor experiences. (McKinsey.)
Falling short on exceptional experiences? Prioritizing transactions over relationships? Lacking speed and convenience? Failing to understand customer needs? Missing human touch in interactions?
Contact us.
According to Salesforce, 84% of customers say being treated like a person, not a number, is very important to winning their business.
Interactions lack personalization? Inconsistent customer service? Lost in a sea of similar customer experiences? Unclear value proposition? Mixed messaging across channels? Underfunded marketing in relation to market share? Over-reliance on digital media?
Stay in touch.
HubSpot research shows that 61% of marketers say generating traffic and leads is their top challenge.
Wrong marketing channels? Stale lead generation strategies? Wrong tactics? Failing to attract? Message not reaching the audience? Leads falling through the cracks?
Reach out.
Most companies think innovation is super important for growth, but only 6% of them are actually nailing it. The problem? Too much Big Data and not enough Thick Data. It’s like they’re missing the forest for the trees. (McKinsey.)
Lost touch with real customers? Ignoring customer feedback? Drowning in data, starving for insights? Building features nobody’s asking for? Lacking creative drive?
Don’t be a stranger.
Get a flying start by taking a quick business health check. A simple self-assessment test, and we will see you to the runway.
Take the test76% of companies reported a decline in profit margins over the past three years. (Deloitte.)
Costs creeping up, but quality going down? Selling a bunch of stuff, but not making much money on it? Pricing failing to maximize profit? Brand promise falling short? Too focused on short-term revenue rather than long-term profitability?
Missed opportunities can be fixed.
Get in touch.
Setting clear, distinct strategies can lead to a 2.2 times revenue boost and 1.5 times profit jump compared to competitors who don’t. (McKinsey & Company, 2018.)
Current strategies not clear enough to give direction? Strategy a bit of a mystery, even to senior executives? Lack of distinct competitive positioning?
We’ve got this.
Talk to us.
Increasing customer retention rates by 5% increases profits by 25% to 95%. (Bain & Company.)
Blurred positioning? Inefficient customer retention strategy? Customer experience falling behind expectations? Not delivering meaningful differentiation? Not relevant or memorable enough?
The good news? It’s fixable.
Reach out.
Companies that successfully manage both growth and margins have a 60% higher shareholder return than companies that focus on just one or the other. (McKinsey.)
Not sure where the next big opportunity is? Not clear on customer value, now and in the future? Trouble balancing growth and profitability? Missing key partnerships for growth? Competitors growing faster than you?
Ask us anything.
A study by Bain & Company found that 85% of companies believe they offer a superior customer experience, but only 8% of customers agree.
Under-prioritizing long-term branding for shortterm activation? Poor differentiation? Costs rising faster than revenue? Pricing strategy not optimized? Operational inefficiencies eating into profits?
Let’s talk.
According to a McKinsey survey, an overwhelming 74% of executives don’t have faith that their company’s transformative strategies will succeed. Companies with crystal-clear strategies outperform their unclear counterparts by a whopping 304% in profit margins.
Goals too ambitious for our capabilities? Lack of clear KPIs? Strategy failing to direct daily work? Clear enough to matter? Is it actionable?
Hit us up.
Harvard Business Review found a staggering 95% of employees are clueless about their company’s strategy.
Lack of clear implementation plans? Not engaging enough? Too many platitudes and too little concrete direction? Not enough tools and support to make it work in everyday life?
Drop us a line.
81% of B2B buyers purchase from the brand that comes to mind first. (Harvard Business Review.)
Competitors leaving you in the dust? Losing touch with audience needs and preferences? Trouble predicting market shifts? Feeble customer feedback collection? Brand losing relevance with key demographics?
We can turn this around.
Let’s talk solutions.
Only 39% of marketers are confident that their department’s goals are truly aligned with the overall business objectives.
Customer segments too broad or too narrow? Data on customer preferences a bit sketchy? Struggling to tailor messages to different groups? Business strategy feeling a bit dull or hard to understand?
Been there. Done that.
Let’s connect.
A study by SuperOffice found that 86% of buyers are willing to pay more for a great customer experience.
Does your brand really set the right expectations? Different teams singing different tunes? Target audience a bit of a question mark? Value proposition too generic, or not clearly defined? Is the brand a copycat?
Talk to us.
According to a study by Nielsen, brand collaborations can increase consumer engagement by up to 30% and drive a 20% increase in sales.
Feeling a bit lonely in the brand collab world? Is there a plan, or are we winging it? Fear of brand watering down its image through partnerships?
Yeah, we hear this a lot. How about some guidance?
Say hello.
According to a study by Harvard Business Review, 72% of new product innovations fail to meet their revenue targets because they do not adequately address customer needs.
Going to market means you weren’t in the market when making a product. Another mind set is needed. Develop products based both on overall strategy and keen stakeholder listening. Tell us about your frutrations.
We’re all ears.
A Kantar study shows that consistent brands are 3.5 times more likely to enjoy excellent brand visibility compared to those with poor consistency.
No strong ideas to bind it all together? Distribution network not helping you? Channel partners not pulling their weight? Struggling to reach customers where they are? Channel mix out of sync?
Get in touch.
Customers who have great experiences spend up to 140% more than those who have poor experiences. (McKinsey.)
Falling short on exceptional experiences? Prioritizing transactions over relationships? Lacking speed and convenience? Failing to understand customer needs? Missing human touch in interactions?
Contact us.
According to Salesforce, 84% of customers say being treated like a person, not a number, is very important to winning their business.
Interactions lack personalization? Inconsistent customer service? Lost in a sea of similar customer experiences? Unclear value proposition? Mixed messaging across channels? Underfunded marketing in relation to market share? Over-reliance on digital media?
Stay in touch.
HubSpot research shows that 61% of marketers say generating traffic and leads is their top challenge.
Wrong marketing channels? Stale lead generation strategies? Wrong tactics? Failing to attract? Message not reaching the audience? Leads falling through the cracks?
Reach out.
Most companies think innovation is super important for growth, but only 6% of them are actually nailing it. The problem? Too much Big Data and not enough Thick Data. It’s like they’re missing the forest for the trees. (McKinsey.)
Lost touch with real customers? Ignoring customer feedback? Drowning in data, starving for insights? Building features nobody’s asking for? Lacking creative drive?
Don’t be a stranger.
Get a flying start by taking a quick business health check. A simple self-assessment test, and we will see you to the runway.
Take the test76% of companies reported a decline in profit margins over the past three years. (Deloitte.)
Costs creeping up, but quality going down? Selling a bunch of stuff, but not making much money on it? Pricing failing to maximize profit? Brand promise falling short? Too focused on short-term revenue rather than long-term profitability?
Missed opportunities can be fixed.
Get in touch.
Setting clear, distinct strategies can lead to a 2.2 times revenue boost and 1.5 times profit jump compared to competitors who don’t.
(McKinsey & Company, 2018.)
Current strategies not clear enough to give direction? Strategy a bit of a mystery, even to senior executives? Lack of distinct competitive positioning?
We’ve got this.
Talk to us.
Increasing customer retention rates by 5% increases profits by 25% to 95%.
(Bain & Company.)
Blurred positioning? Inefficient customer retention strategy? Customer experience falling behind expectations? Not delivering meaningful differentiation? Not relevant or memorable enough?
The good news? It’s fixable.
Reach out.
Companies that successfully manage both growth and margins have a 60% higher shareholder return than companies that focus on just one or the other. (McKinsey.)
Not sure where the next big opportunity is? Not clear on customer value, now and in the future? Trouble balancing growth and profitability?
Missing key partnerships for growth? Competitors growing faster than you?
Ask us anything.
A study by Bain & Company found that 85% of companies believe they offer a superior customer experience, but only 8% of customers agree.
Under-prioritizing long-term branding for short-term activation? Poor differentiation? Costs rising faster than revenue? Pricing strategy not optimized? Operational inefficiencies eating into profits?
Let’s talk.
According to a McKinsey survey, an overwhelming 74% of executives don’t have faith that their company’s transformative strategies will succeed. Companies with crystal-clear strategies outperform their unclear counterparts by a whopping 304% in profit margins.
Goals too ambitious for our capabilities? Lack of clear KPIs? Strategy failing to direct daily work? Clear enough to matter? Is it actionable?
Hit us up.
Harvard Business Review found a staggering 95% of employees are clueless about their company’s strategy.
Lack of clear implementation plans? Not engaging enough? Too many platitudes and too little concrete direction? Not enough tools and support to make it work in everyday life?
Drop us a line.
81% of B2B buyers purchase from the brand that comes to mind first. (Harvard Business Review.)
Competitors leaving you in the dust? Losing touch with audience needs and preferences? Trouble predicting market shifts? Feeble customer feedback collection? Brand losing relevance with key demographics?
We can turn this around.
Let’s talk solutions.
Only 39% of marketers are confident that their department’s goals are truly aligned with the overall business objectives.
Customer segments too broad or too narrow? Data on customer preferences a bit sketchy? Struggling to tailor messages to different groups? Business strategy feeling a bit dull or hard to understand?
Been there. Done that.
Let’s connect.
A study by SuperOffice found that 86% of buyers are willing to pay more for a great customer experience.
Does your brand really set the right expectations? Different teams singing different tunes?
Target audience a bit of a question mark?
Value proposition too generic, or not clearly defined? Is the brand a copycat?
Talk to us.
According to a study by Nielsen, brand collaborations can increase consumer engagement by up to 30% and drive a 20% increase in sales.
Feeling a bit lonely in the brand collab world? Is there a plan, or are we winging it? Fear of brand watering down its image through partnerships?
Yeah, we hear this a lot. How about some guidance?
Say hello.
According to a study by Harvard Business Review, 72% of new product innovations fail to meet their revenue targets because they do not adequately address customer needs.
Going to market means you weren’t in the market when making a product. Another mind set is needed. Develop products based both on overall strategy and keen stakeholder listening. Tell us about your frutrations.
We’re all ears.
A Kantar study shows that consistent brands are 3.5 times more likely to enjoy excellent brand visibility compared to those with poor consistency.
No strong ideas to bind it all together? Distribution network not helping you? Channel partners not pulling their weight? Struggling to reach customers where they are? Channel mix out of sync?
Get in touch.
Customers who have great experiences spend up to 140% more than those who have poor experiences. (McKinsey.)
Falling short on exceptional experiences? Prioritizing transactions over relationships? Lacking speed and convenience? Failing to understand customer needs? Missing human touch in interactions?
Contact us.
According to Salesforce, 84% of customers say being treated like a person, not a number, is very important to winning their business.
Interactions lack personalization? Inconsistent customer service? Lost in a sea of similar customer experiences? Unclear value proposition? Mixed messaging across channels? Underfunded marketing in relation to market share? Over-reliance on digital media?
Stay in touch.
HubSpot research shows that 61% of marketers say generating traffic and leads is their top challenge.
Wrong marketing channels? Stale lead generation strategies? Wrong tactics? Failing to attract? Message not reaching the audience? Leads falling through the cracks?
Reach out.
Most companies think innovation is super important for growth, but only 6% of them are actually nailing it. The problem? Too much Big Data and not enough Thick Data. It’s like they’re missing the forest for the trees. (McKinsey.)
Lost touch with real customers? Ignoring customer feedback? Drowning in data, starving for insights? Building features nobody’s asking for? Lacking creative drive?
Don’t be a stranger.