INSPIRE
Your Buyers™

Go-to-market message strategies that accelerate revenue growth.

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If you're a business leader with a go-to-market initiative...

Stakes couldn't be higher, and you can't afford to go to market twice.

After two decades of shaping successful go-to-market message strategies here’s the central issue we see time and again:

Without a market-tested message based on your target audience’s Big problem, marketing and sales end up having “random acts of conversation.”

The result is uninspired buyers who won't go the final mile with you.

Instead, you accelerate revenue and increase sales and marketing ROI by aligning your team around this question:

Are we selling the problem, outcome, or solution?

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Address your buyers' Big problem

Build buyer-centric content and have buyer-centric conversations linked to the Big problem your customers feel every day.

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Help your buyers visualize their desired outcome

Promise them the right outcome directly linked to their specific challenges and aspirations.

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Connect your solution to their desired outcome

Then, characterize your solution in a simple way - directly linked to their desired outcome.

We challenge you to go to your website and five of your competitors’ (or ten or fifty).

You will consistently find that each site, each sales conversation, each marketing message is usually product-centric and sounding like everyone else.

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Listening to ten different sales conversations or asking ten different leaders about the product and go-to-market message, we tend to get ten different answers.

Imagine the alignment, energy, and impact that comes with a clear, differentiated, and validated go-to-market message.

Clients who have shaped their go to market strategies with this approach

We test and validate your message strategy and story effectiveness through our North Star Messaging Model

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01 Scan

01 Scan

Uncover who’s saying what internally and externally to ensure your message strategy sets you apart. 

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02 Develop

02 Develop

Build your buyer-centric messaging and visuals tied to the problem you are solving, the outcome you are promising, and the solution you are delivering. 

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03 Test

03 Test

Battle-test your messaging internally and externally to ensure it hits the mark. 

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04 Refine

04 Refine

Uplevel and fine-tune your go-to-market narrative and assets for higher impact. 

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05 Launch & Learn

05 Launch & Learn

Work with your revenue team to carry your new buyer-centric messages and assets, and make adjustments as needed for greater uptake and buying experience. 

North Star Messaging Model

01 Scan

Uncover who’s saying what, internally and externally, to make sure your message strategy sets you apart.

02 Develop

Build buyer-centric messaging and visuals, tied to the problem you are solving, the outcome you are promising, and the solution you are delivering.

03 Test

Battle-test your messaging both internally and externally to make sure it hits the mark and generates necessary key stakeholder buy-in.

04 Refine

Uplevel and fine-tune your go-to-market narrative and assets for higher impact.

05 Launch & Learn

Work with your revenue team to carry your new buyer-centric narrative and assets, and make adjustments as needed for greater uptake and a better buying experience.

A central compelling go-to-market
message and story leads to

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Revenue Acceleration

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High Performing Sales Teams

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Revenue-Generating Marketing

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Investor Confidence

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Crowded
Market Space

Unisys wanted to relaunch the managed services business with a unique go-to-market theme and story to counter global competition. Using our North Star Messaging Model, we generated a new point of view that became a powerful catalyst for services innovation and revenue growth.

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Big New Bet

McKesson was launching a new “Big Bet” business around managed services and was in need of a unique market message and story. We facilitated a process that included outside research and intelligence gathering, insider insight, and internal and external validation to craft a high-impact market message and story followed by sales enablement training and a very successful industry tradeshow.

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Product Centric Messaging to Unifying Story

CSC approached us with a strategic alignment problem. How could they get a few different practice areas spread across different business units to align with a unified market message and story? We identified a go-to-market theme and created a solutions framework useful for today’s and tomorrow’s needs.

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Tough Industry Gorilla

Brocade was being challenged by the 800-pound gorilla in their market space and had a newer technology to promote. We launched a value-selling campaign that was very well received. We then developed and deployed their custom sales enablement tool, coupled with training, to help sales reps communicate and quantify the differentiated value Brocade could deliver over the #1 competitive alternative.

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Weak "Me Too" Story

Alcatel-Lucent’s (ALU) $2.6 billion Enterprise Business needed a new market message. The market and sellers were confused, and the communications focus was on products and technologies. We applied our North Star Messaging Model to create the concept of ALU becoming a “Dynamic Enterprise” and the fundamental ways ALU could help customers be more dynamic.

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