Basic guidance
Direction, not a second marketing team.
Best for Operators with a team in place
- Cadence
- Monthly
- Inclusions
- Four
- First week
- A plan
- Term
- Rolling after three months
For B2B products
For B2B products.
Platforms, aggregators and suppliers selling to operators. The product works. The commercial motion is what is stuck.
What I hear first
The four that come up every time.
Pipeline stalls after the demo, and nobody can name the step where interest turns into a decision.
Pilots run and never convert, because success was never defined in a way the buyer could sign off.
Positioning describes what the product does rather than which operator problem it removes.
The people who buy are not the people in the room, and the deck was written for the wrong one.
- 45+
- Operators advised
- 16
- Brands launched
- 133
- Markets profiled
- 10+
- Years operator side
The growth path
Where it goes, in order.
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Positioning against a buyer
One sentence an operator would repeat to their CFO. Everything downstream depends on it.
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Demand that reaches them
The channels operators actually read, and the proof they need before a first call.
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Pilot to contract
Success criteria written before the pilot starts, so conversion is a decision rather than a negotiation.
Packages
The two that usually fit
Growth
The funnel rebuilt, end to end.
Best for Operators whose numbers stopped moving
- Cadence
- Weekly
- Inclusions
- Six
- First week
- Full funnel audit
- Term
- Rolling after three months
Go to market
A brand or a market that has not launched yet.
Best for Launches and new markets
- Cadence
- Weekly
- Inclusions
- Four
- First week
- Licensing route
- Term
- Rolling after three months
Get 3 actions
Where does the pipeline stall?
One sentence is enough. I read these myself and reply with three actions you can take.