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Here’s Why Family Businesses Need Branding
Many family businesses mistakenly confuse branding with marketing and think it's not needed. However, once Meghan explains it's about reputation, they quickly understand its value. This often requires older leaders to adopt a new mindset that focuses on new opportunities and becoming more entrepreneurial.
Fall Forward Masterclass: Listen Up! How to Use Voice of the Customer Research to Grow Your Business
Are you really listening to your customers? Join us for an eye-opening masterclass in which Six-Point unveils the secrets behind successful voice of customer research to supercharge your business growth.
How to Avoid Hitting Dead Ends in Your Brand Strategy
Family businesses should think of strategy as a labyrinth, not a maze. There is no one right path, and what feels like a dead end is often actually bringing you closer to your goal if you have the ability to learn from the experience.
Fall Forward Masterclass Series: Brand Strategy Lessons Lived
Get unstuck this stick season with Six-Point’s Fall Forward Virtual Masterclasses … a series of free, high-impact webinars with case study examples on how to beat the competition, how to leverage AI for efficient brand growth, and more.
Summer school on the farm
Family businesses, or any business with a long legacy, can feel stuck. Being clear about what you won’t change can give ideas about where you can find opportunities for innovation. Thinking creatively about the competition and listening deeply to customers can also be sources of ideas to remain relevant and viable as the business and market evolve.
A surprising way to discover whether you have a “high potential” company
Teams that are openly critical of the brand, positioning, and marketing strategy of their business are much more likely to be high performing and ready for a major leap in growth. Teams that are protective of the status quo may have a difficult time embracing the change necessary for growth, and perform at a slower pace, or even put growth initiatives at risk.