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Cold outreach is vital in communication and marketing efforts in the current business landscape. But crafting cold emails that sound genuine and human isn’t easy.  Cold email marketing often suffers from the perception that it’s spammy or impersonal, resulting in low...

In this blog post, we share all of the reasons that email marketing still works as a highly-effective tool for companies that want to scale fast.

A content marketing strategy that doesn’t engage with customers doesn’t get results. Clear goals and effective planning are key to scaling fast.

Nostalgia marketing is a way for marketers to connect with consumers on an emotional level. It helps create a connection with your target audience.

Programmatic marketing lets advertisers purchase ad space via an exchange using real-time bidding to optimize marketing budgets and maximize ROI.

Understanding the various channels for organizing content distribution lets you form a marketing strategy that consistently brings you new leads.

Using a combination of conversion tracking tools to get the most complete picture of your marketing campaign’s performance is always the best choice.

Market research shows that marketing improves with straightforward, clear, concise content. This is what makes StoryBrand stand out.

A blog is one of the most valuable pieces of content that you can have. We’ll show you how to write a good blog to get better traffic!

Don’t get confused when trying to learn StoryBrand marketing. Here is a video guide to understanding the basic foundational principles.

Case studies are an incredible way to show your potential customers that you can help them win in whatever it is that you help them do.

The goal of a sales funnel is to get people on the path to making a purchase from your company. Here’s how to make one that works.

How do you apply StoryBrand to your e-commerce business? In this video Alexander shares what he’s learned after years as a StoryBrand certified guide.

A great team is the key piece to a great company. If you have a great product and a mediocre team, you’re limiting your company’s growth.