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Big updates regarding our new facility: - On May 3rd at 12 PM Central Time, we will be releasing a self-service link to sign up for our new software for previous PTF members, current Athlete X Members, and anyone who signs up through the general member waitlist link. Please mark your calendars and let me know if you have any questions. - On May 5th at 12 PM Central Time, you will have 24 hours to purchase your summer camp product before we release it to the public. Please ensure you ask any questions about the camp before the 5th to avoid any last-minute rush. I have created this playlist to clear up any possible confusion: https://lnkd.in/gE_y9KDT - With over 355 held spots, here's the link to save your spot: https://lnkd.in/gpdpx-QK Please contact us at [email protected] for any questions. Thank you again for your continued support. Our new website, limitlessperformancewi.com, will be completely finished within the next few weeks. Stay tuned for major updates regarding this. -Limitless Performance Side Note: We thought Brad's mini mess up in the middle of the video would bring a smile to everyone's face and would be better left uncut. :)
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Back when I sold shoes and tennis rackets, I picked up on a pattern that ultimately repeated itself over my career in web design and software: Companies and customers often don't speak the same language. And worse, they don't even see eye to eye on what matters. Companies lead with lingo, technical differentiation, and features that tick boxes tied to efforts they made, while customers ask about colors and comfort and price. In 2010 I spoke about this at the Big Omaha conference. I just ran across the video again and I'm glad it did. What was true in 2010 remains true in 2024. Nail the basics, speak in common language, and understand what people are looking for rather than what you want them to see. Video below (via https://lnkd.in/gTQ43dbE)
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Here's a great example of what I've discovered with my Data Catalog research. Vendors are all clamouring over each other at the moment to be "the AI catalog" or "the only route to AI governance" etc... A few years back it was "we're delivering Data Intelligence" (seriously, who ever used that term in a real office without being laughed at?) And if it's not yammering on about the latest marketing phrase, it's pushing the underlying technology (we're using a Graph database... or we provide a semantic layer of 🤮 ..). This used to be labelled "show up and throw up" - you have zero idea why your prospect has invited you to their office, so you spew out every single feature and function of your product in the hope one creates interest. Jason's example is powerful because we've all bought shoes, and we can all relate to the example he provides in this video. But the same thing is true with people trying to buy Data Catalogs (and every other data management tool). Interview people who have purchased and see if you EVER hear your marketing spiel used as their language.... you don't. People want to know: ➙ What is it? ➙ Can I afford it? ➙ Will my end users adopt it? ➙ Will it work in my environment?, and; ➙ Do we have the skills/bandwidth to adopt it now? If you sell Data Catalogs, get out of your own way and start speaking in the language of your customer rather than the language of your Product or Marketing team.
Back when I sold shoes and tennis rackets, I picked up on a pattern that ultimately repeated itself over my career in web design and software: Companies and customers often don't speak the same language. And worse, they don't even see eye to eye on what matters. Companies lead with lingo, technical differentiation, and features that tick boxes tied to efforts they made, while customers ask about colors and comfort and price. In 2010 I spoke about this at the Big Omaha conference. I just ran across the video again and I'm glad it did. What was true in 2010 remains true in 2024. Nail the basics, speak in common language, and understand what people are looking for rather than what you want them to see. Video below (via https://lnkd.in/gTQ43dbE)
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“Nail the basics” stands true both when the market is hot and when the market is tough. When the market is hot maybe you can get away with the fact that your product is “cool”, or “innovative”. There’s some money to be thrown around on that. But when the market is tough go back to nailing the basics. Cristal clear thinking as always! 👇
Back when I sold shoes and tennis rackets, I picked up on a pattern that ultimately repeated itself over my career in web design and software: Companies and customers often don't speak the same language. And worse, they don't even see eye to eye on what matters. Companies lead with lingo, technical differentiation, and features that tick boxes tied to efforts they made, while customers ask about colors and comfort and price. In 2010 I spoke about this at the Big Omaha conference. I just ran across the video again and I'm glad it did. What was true in 2010 remains true in 2024. Nail the basics, speak in common language, and understand what people are looking for rather than what you want them to see. Video below (via https://lnkd.in/gTQ43dbE)
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Calling all realtors! Want to unlock the power of Personal Branding? Join Lindsay Weaver Luton, Lori Palen-Kabrick and I for this master class series on personal branding. With the hybrid model of 2 in-person classes and 2 Zoom classes, it is easy to get your education in even if you have summer plans. If you have questions or need more information let me know! Use the QR Code or the link in the comment section to RSVP. #theswensonteam #xperthomelending #realtorpartner #personalbranding #SocialMedia
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Did you miss our webinar yesterday? No problem! 😎 In this webinar, Ryan Garcia and Clinton Hansen hashed out and showed you ways some of the top media companies in the industry are putting their data to good use and growing revenue! Our guest speaker, Larry W. Schweinsburg, gave out some killer strategy content you don't want to miss. ✍ 🗒 Check it out for yourself below! 👇 https://lnkd.in/gyTDW86g
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