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Consumers Buy Outcomes: Think Destination not the Journey.

Consumers Buy Outcomes: Think Destination not the Journey.

by Jeff Slater | Nov 2, 2025 | Branding Issues, Marketing Advice

There’s a cognitive trap that ensnares even sophisticated marketers: the belief that consumers buy products for their features, or even their benefits. They don’t. Consumers buy outcomes. They buy the transformed version of themselves they envision on the...
SEO Is Dying? That’s Good for Marketers Who Get GEO

SEO Is Dying? That’s Good for Marketers Who Get GEO

by Jeff Slater | Oct 12, 2025 | Branding Issues, Marketing Advice

For nearly two decades, “search” has meant one thing: Google. The entire ecosystem of SEO—keywords, backlinks, page optimization—was designed around convincing Google’s algorithms that your content deserved to rank higher than the competition. Marketers built careers...
Culture Hacking: How to See the Next Big Business Opportunity

Culture Hacking: How to See the Next Big Business Opportunity

by Jeff Slater | Sep 28, 2025 | Branding Issues, Marketing Advice

The most successful entrepreneurs today aren’t just solving problems; they’re anticipating cultural shifts before they become prominent trends. They’ve developed a unique form of cultural intelligence, the ability to read the deeper currents of...
The Last 100 Feet: Proven Ways to Rescue Lost Retail Sales

The Last 100 Feet: Proven Ways to Rescue Lost Retail Sales

by Jeff Slater | Sep 21, 2025 | Branding Issues, Marketing Advice

When most executives think about growth, they focus on product development, brand storytelling, digital campaigns, or supply chain efficiency. These are all vital. But too often, one of the most critical parts of the retail experience is overlooked—the last 100 feet....
How Boston Chicken Cooked Its Own Goose By Losing Focus

How Boston Chicken Cooked Its Own Goose By Losing Focus

by Jeff Slater | Jul 27, 2025 | Branding Issues, Marketing Advice

The Original Sin of Brand Dilution: Lessons from Boston Chicken Success often comes not from doing more, but from doing less, better. The temptation to broaden your product offering, attract more customers, and grow revenue through expansion is profoundly human and...
Who is the Hero of your Brand’s Story?

Who is the Hero of your Brand’s Story?

by Jeff Slater | May 11, 2025 | Branding Issues, Marketing Advice

How Donald Miller’s StoryBrand work can help you communicate more effectively. With nonstop scrolling, algorithmic amnesia, and inboxes that look like Times Square at midnight, getting your brand message heard—let alone remembered—is a herculean task. But what...
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