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Hi Reader, Most businesses are completely reactive with their social proof. They just ask whoever is the most recent, or whoever happened to say "thanks" in an email last week. You get some good magnets and some bad ones. If you want to use testimonials strategically, you should only be capturing stories from the clients you actually want to clone. In my next workshop (April 22 @ Noon ET), that is exactly what we are doing. I am walking through the exact Fit × Value × Impact exercise we use to help businesses build a strategic shortlist of their best clients. By the end of the session, you will know exactly who to put on camera to attract your ideal audience. (And for the agency owners and consultants reading this - you are explicitly invited to steal this framework and run it as a strategic service for your own clients). - Neil |
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Hi Reader, Most agency owners run into two exact problems when trying to capture premium remote video: The remote interviews are too low quality for their brand. Flying a production crew out to a client completely kills their margins. Our remote video kits eliminate both of those problems with a simple rule: The setup is . . . there is no setup. Open the case. Plug it in. Talk. I put together a 1-page teardown detailing the specifics we use to make client recording completely foolproof. It is...
Hi Reader, We like to think we know exactly why our clients hire us. We usually tell ourselves it is because of our high-level strategy, our unique insights, or the final creative asset. Whatever we deem the most important. Or, if you are like me, whatever you worked hardest on. And we lean hard into those things in our marketing and sales process. But what if you are wrong? When you actually interview your best clients, you will likely find a disconnect between what you think makes you...
Hello Reader, When everything is stalling, what is the first step to get back on track? There are people in your corner who know exactly why you are so good at what you do, and how to convey it to your next prospect. Your best clients. But, who are they? The hurdle isn’t the conversation. The hurdle is the selection. Most founders default to the "slam dunk" happy client because they are easy to reach. But the path of least resistance usually leads to generic compliments - not the strategic...