People need to be inspired to act.
That’s why we create movements.
Specifically, we help associations and non-profits make stuff that inspires their base.
We think it, say it, show it, and get it.
Newsletter
Making Email Marketing Work for Your Conference. Your forgettable emails are the problem. And the truth is that in today’s world, the disease of forgettability will cost your association more money than all of your other woes combined.
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Manifesto
People need to be inspired. Not sold. Not fed the status quo. Not assigned a number. So what inspires? Whatever that thing is for you, it inspires you because it was designed for you, on purpose.
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Audit
Our clients sometimes call the Conference Marketing Audit a “gap analysis” because we figure out what’s causing the gap between what you want your conference to be and what it actually is.
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Movie
Watch this short, fun video to see what we do and some of our favorite work. In just 7 minutes you’ll laugh, see Gary working late into the wee hours, and hopefully picture a new way of telling your story.
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Inspiration is a mindset. A way of going about your work in the world. In the work we do, it looks like this.
Think It
We channel a different kind of thinking to help move our clients forward. Everything we do begins with an idea. Read about some of them here.
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