Explains the critical importance of standing out from the pack and how to differentiate your business in a way which is authentic, relevant and compellingly attractive to your target customers.

In every market a small number of emotionally-important usage moments determine customer preference and brand choice. How can your business identify these moments and leverage this knowledge to drive growth?

Almost all human decision-making is done by our subconscious ‘System 1’ brain. Yet almost all businesses depend on research tools that can only connect with the conscious ‘System 2’. How do you overcome this problem?

Growth is tough. Yet most businesses fail to recognise that they possess a (usually latent) ‘Superpower’ which, if activated, can turbo-charge their growth efforts. Learn how to discover your business’ Superpower…

Humans are hard-wired to resist attempts to ‘sell’ to them. How do you secure the ‘Permission to Sell’ which will make your target customers more open to listening and more responsive to your sales & marketing efforts?

Over time, most businesses lose sight of who their highest-potential customers are and depend on ‘farming’ contacts to drive sales. To win, your sales organisation must transform from ‘farmers’ to ‘predatory hunters’.

I’d like to invite you to a virtual event exclusively for Consumer/Retail CMOs and Marketing Leaders where we’ll explore how a single, subconscious moment can determine if your marketing strategy and spend delivers or not.

Think Again Growth co-founders Andy Brent and Sandy Groves discuss the challenges of profitable growth with business leaders and members of the Nottingham Trent University’s Business School Executive MBA Course.

The fundamental flaw in the tools businesses use to understand their consumers – and why removing the blindfold is essential to delivering sustained, profitable growth.

Politicians – like brand marketers – have one basic task: to persuade us to prefer their offer over all the alternatives.

The secret moments that determine consumer purchasing decisions and drive brand choice – and why so many companies miss them