Technology companies are very proud of their high tech acheivements. And rightfully so.
They've spent years building elegant products and services — and want to show off all they can do. Herein lies a potential trap though: putting too much emphasis on technical features versus the benefits for the end-user leaves potential buyers asking, "well what does it do for me?" We pride ourselves on getting to that foundational answer to develop marketing that resonates and delivers results.
- Carolyn Walker, CEO / MANAGING PARTNER
Using first principle thinking to break down a marketing challenge can help lead to more impactful results.
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