Tag Archives: messaging

Eyeballs for Pennies – How to Generate Early Demand for Complex Solutions Without a Massive Budget

When you have more ambition than dollars, Klapproth Consulting can get you the initial buzz you need.

When you’re selling a complex product, your target buyers need to understand its value, but that doesn’t mean you need a million-dollar marketing budget. In fact, with the right strategies, you can generate demand on a shoestring budget. If you’re a tech startup, especially in the B2B space, pay attention—here’s how to grab eyeballs without […]

Stop Talking to Everyone – Why Your Messaging is Falling on Deaf Ears

Refine precise messaging that converts with help from Klapproth Consulting.

Let’s be blunt: if your product messaging isn’t hitting your ideal customer’s pain points—precisely—you’re wasting time and money. Spray-and-pray approaches to marketing are dead, especially in the competitive tech startup space. More isn’t better. It’s just more noise. Startups are notorious for broad messaging that tries to be “all things to all people,” and it’s […]

Clarity Trumps Clever — Every Time

Finally achieve clarity of messaging for your technology product with help from Klapproth Consulting.

All brands yearn to be memorable, making the temptation to craft a catchy slogan is ever-present. We’ve all seen the allure: a clever phrase that rolls off the tongue, sticks in the memory, and—if we’re lucky—becomes synonymous with a brand. But while a catchy slogan might win you a few points in a marketing meeting, […]

Your Product Isn’t the Hero, Yet—Their Problem Is

Klapproth Consulting can help you identify, quantify, and message to the problems that resonate with your ICP.

Harsh reality time: People don’t care about your product. They care about their problems. It’s a harsh truth, but one that every company needs to embrace. You might have the most innovative, groundbreaking product on the market, but if your messaging is focused solely on its features and benefits, you’re missing the mark. Why? Because […]