How B2B Technology Companies Win on Messaging

Speak Agency • January 31, 2022
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Brand messaging is a central component of every B2B technology brand’s strategy. It's the basis for how effectively you can articulate who you are, why your company exists and why your customers should care. The right messaging and positioning in the right place for your customers is the perfect equation for grabbing their attention. 

 

Messaging for B2B technology brands can be difficult to nail. Many tech firms lack the internal resources and time to dive deep into their messaging. Others are forced to focus all their resources entirely on product attributes and improving technology. The list can go on and on.

 

Refining your B2B brands story is no small feat either. We know, because we've helped over 25 tech brands update and refine their brand stories over the last 7 years. We understand that your head is jumbled with everything you want to say, but you freeze when the need to put pen to paper arises. That's why we wrote, "How to Win on Messaging: A Guide for B2B Technology Companies."


Our new eBook will guide you through the steps to craft a messaging framework that works for you and your company. With helpful tips, examples and important questions to ask, you’ll soon be on your way to crafting a powerful brand story. 

 

Grab your copy today! If you’re still stuck and think you need the expertise of an agency, you know where to find us

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